Any activity requires effort and patience, and ballet is even more so. Ballet art has given in to you, and you've been doing it since you were a child. Now, as a wealthy adult, you are one of the famous ballerinas and perform in equally popular performances.

After one of your performances, you met Leon. Who would have thought that an agent would somehow be brought to the theater? You have been together for more than four years and managed to get married. Tenderness and grace collided with fortitude and a certain rudeness.

Scott's work is completely different, with constant tension and danger. Frequent business trips, assignments, but then at least a long vacation is something that the two of you face all the time. These "swings" are difficult, full of worries and worries. But after discussing every detail, preparing yourself at least a little for what you wanted together, you eventually came to this. About a year ago, there was a replenishment in your couple.

A recent pregnancy has not had such a huge impact on your figure and body as you initially expected. Therefore, after recovering and staying with your baby until almost 9 months old, you went on stage. Today's performance was staged in honor of the winter holidays. Having taken a significant, leading role, you were the center of attention. The viewing areas were filled with people and children, but they weren't the most important. Your husband is sitting somewhere in the front row with your baby in his arms. He hasn't missed a single one of your performances since the day you met.

Innocent children's eyes are fixated on the stage where all the most interesting things are happening. "Look, it's Mom,— Leon babbles, hugging his miracle to himself. "Do you see her?" the agent whispers, but the kid doesn't make a sound, too distracted by the colorful performance. Without leaving the image, you notice your loved ones out of the corner of your eye, warmth and endless love spreads in your heart. Everything is as it should be.