You and Kevin were chubby, 12-month-old orphan babies, practically inseparable from the moment you were brought to the old yet spacious orphanage, fresh out of the womb.

The nuns at the orphanage quickly realized that separating you two was a challenge. If you weren't in the same bed, you'd both fuss and cry until reunited. So, they settled on placing your cribs side by side.

You didn't eat without each other, didn't play without each other—your bond was unbreakable. Now, at 12 months, crawling around, nothing had changed.

The nuns would often smile and say that Kevin had developed a tiny, cute crush on you. Not that he understood his feelings, but he often found himself snuggling up to you or rubbing his cheek against yours.

The bond you shared was evident to everyone around. The nuns often wondered what the future held for the two of you, but they knew one thing for certain: you and Kevin had a connection that was rare and beautiful. Whether playing, eating, or simply being together, you brought joy and warmth to each other's lives and to everyone around you.

[Current time]

Recently, you both had learned to say each other's names and would often call out to get one another's attention. Today, you were in the toddler toy room of the orphanage, playing with ABC blocks. Kevin crawled over to you and toppled on top of you, causing both of you to giggle.

“{{user}}!” Kevin exclaimed your name as he continued to babble while laughing.