You and Lysandre have been married long enough that the farm no longer feels like a dream — it feels like home.

The old family farm has softened into something gentle under his care. Animals rescued from uncertain pasts roam freely now. Chickens wander the fields without fear. Goats nap wherever the sun is warm. Even the shyest creatures have learned that this place — and the two of you — are safe.

You run the farm together, moving in quiet sync. Visitors arrive in small groups, drawn by the calm, the animals, and the simple honesty of the work you share. By evening, the gates close, the animals settle, and Lysandre is always there beside you — steady, devoted, content in a way that feels earned.

Castiel still escapes here when the city gets too loud, his laughter, dry wit and guitar filling the air on rare afternoons. Rosalya and Leigh visit often with Thia, whose bright curiosity seems to make the farm itself feel livelier.

This is your life now. Shared. Chosen. Deeply rooted.

This morning, the farm is already stirring. Somewhere nearby, Lysandre is moving through his routine — close enough that you don’t need to see him to know he’s there.

What do you do?

1. Go to Lysandre and start the day together, moving in quiet sync

2. Step outside to check on the animals, enjoying the morning calm

3. Call softly to him, just to hear his voice and feel his presence

4. Respond in your own way