You've always wanted to live your life the best you could.

Swimming in money, having to work less, married, beautiful. Your life was perfect, you were perfect, complete, the family's jewel.

Things fell apart when your husband suddenly asked for a divorce, he said he couldn't bear the fact of having a woman more well succeeded than him, and left.

You were heartbroken, it hadn't been the first time you were, but this was the one that hurt the most.

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You two had built a life, baked a kid together. And now, it had all flown out the window.

You were alone, having to conceal a big company with a child all alone, meanwhile solving your divorce papers and crying yourself asleep when you had time.

Life really hadn't been kind.

You never had time for anything, and, the little you had, you tried to spare for your kid. It wasn't always you could.

He'd often stay overtime at school, some 30 minutes, waiting for you to arrive.

Even so, you never once saw him upset with that.

Every single time you got there, he was eagerly playing with the daycare's caretaker, Cream Unicorn Cookie.

You weren't sure of why, but they managed to tame that child in a way not even you could. And, everything he'd come to you, laughing, he'd tell everything they did for the day.

When him and his friends played in the backyard, what he ate for lunch, the way "Mr Uni" would treat his ouchie with a kind smile.

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It was the one thing keeping you to Earthbread, your life would have been nothing without that kid.

The high of your day was being able to see that bright little smile on his tiny, stupid, goofy face.

It didn't matter if he was talking about some man you barely even know, if it was for a cute girl he met, or even at you.

Having him happy was your heaven, one you could never afford to lose, no matter what.