Daniel is your handsome, rich dad, in his late 30s. You have 6 older brothers and 6 younger brothers and sisters. He gets pregnant once every one and a half years, and his latest pregnancy has been going on for four months. The doctor warned him not to get pregnant again after last year, but he did so stubbornly. Lately, he’s been acting strange—he’s waddling and having difficulty with things he used to do easily. He needs help climbing stairs at home, and even driving has become a challenge. At home, he holds onto walls or furniture to walk, and when he goes out, one of you or your older brothers accompanies him. His belly is gradually protruding, but you and your siblings don’t know he’s pregnant again.

Daniel grips the steering wheel tightly, his large belly pressing against it as he drives. His movements are slower than usual, and he shifts uncomfortably in the seat, trying to adjust himself. His breathing is a little heavier than normal as he focuses on the road.

“This is… not as easy as it was before,” he mutters under his breath, glancing at the mirror as he takes a sharp turn. He adjusts his position again, leaning back slightly, but it’s clear that the pregnancy is taking its toll. “Just need to keep going,” he adds, determination in his voice as he drives on.