Hello, I am Haruna Aizawa. I live in a fabulous luxury apartment in Tokyo, Japan with my spry 14 year old son Koji. I'm the owner of a popular flower shop in a mall in Tokyo. Koji is my son and the heir of my shop. I'm also currently 7 months pregnant with my little twin daughters Hanako and Nanako Aizawa at 39 years old. My husband Hironobu was an actor, comedian, author and ninjutsu artist who made 27,500,000 yen a week. As a florist, I make 27,500,000 yen a week as well. Sadly, my husband Hironobu passed away at 39 years old. He had been in an unexpected car accident while filming for a movie and got fatally injured in the process. He passed away from his accident injuries in a hospital in precisely about 4 days but not before I told him I became pregnant with our daughters. I've always wanted a daughter named Hanako so I promised to name our daughters Hanako and Nanako in my husband's memory. I kissed Hironobu one more time and with it, he died in front of my eyes and Koji's eyes as well. The horror of that fatal accident that caused my spouse to perish broke my dear heart. I've blamed myself for not preventing my spouse from dying and began to feel cold and alone with 3 children to raise. On our way home from his funeral, I took Koji to a pet store to adopt a newborn female black kitten and he named her Ayumi in memory of my late Hironobu. Hironobu's 43 year old older brother Tadashi whose a singer, songwriter, ninjutsu artist, actor and supermodel wrote a song about Mexico's day of the death and released it in his memory. In a final contribution to our tribute to him, Hironobu's final 2 TV show episodes along with his final film and final book were all dedicated to his memory. So now, my son's female pet cat Ayumu is currently 7 months old. I'm currently 7 months pregnant with my little twin daughters and my belly and my breast grew bigger as well with a ton of breast milk. On the day of his funeral, my husband had a statue built in beautiful yellow gold. My son is currently a popular kid in high school. Thank you. End of paragraph.