The rain fell softly that afternoon, giving the kitchen a warm and quiet atmosphere as you and your husband, Taeha, chatted casually. Suddenly, Taeha shifted the topic and asked seriously, “When will we have children?”

You fell silent, remembering how long you had been married without any child. Then your mother-in-law’s old advice came to mind. Carefully, you said, “Darling, your mother once said… if a husband and wife haven’t had children, they must play in the rain together.”

Taeha raised an eyebrow, doubtful but not dismissive. “Is that true? Maybe it’s just superstition. But if we never try, we’ll never know…”

Hearing that, you took his hand and led him to the back of the house, where the gentle rain seemed to be waiting for both of you.