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Market

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The next morning

I found myself really warm in the morning. It felt so nice I didn't want to open my eyes. But the sunlight made it hard for me to stay asleep. I slowly opened my eyes only to be blinded by the sun rays. The fresh air and smell of nature made the morning even more peaceful.

I could feel a weight on my legs. I looked down only to see Suno sleeping on my legs. Sato was leaned up against JK, sound asleep. My eyes trailed up and met with JKs eyes. He placed a finger over his lips signalling for me to be quiet. I smiled and leaned in for a kiss in which he accepted. I quickly leaned back onto JK while brushing my fingers through Suno's hair.

The twins probably woke up in the middle of the night and slept with us outside. I smiled at the thought.

JK used his arm to adjust Sato's head position so it he would be more comfortable. It was a small gesture but it just showed how caring he really is.

We just sat in a peaceful silence. Not long after the twins began moving in their sleep. Suno was first to wake up and sit up. Sato followed soon after and now the four of us just sat together.

"Do you think grandmas awake yet?" Sato asks.

"We can just take our time walking there." I suggest standing up and brushing the dirt off my clothes.

"Let's go then" I say.

The four of us make our way to the city. We took our time. We knew exactly where grandma lived as all of us had memorized the spot on the day we met her.

Once we arrived, we were faced in front of Grandmas front door. I stepped forth and knocked a couple times. The door opened almost immediately.

"Boys? You guys are just in time. Come help an old lady out." She says. Grandma was already dressed and putting her shoes on. She handed JK a bunch of bags before putting a hat on her head.

"Grandma, why are you up so early?" Suno asked.

"Been an early bird since birth." Grandma smiled. "Also it's because I am old."

"What do you need help with?" Sato asks.

"I need to get to the market to buy my groceries. Due me a favour and help me carry the bags for me. I'll cook you up a delicious meal after."

With that the four of us immediately agreed and walked with Grandma to the market.

"So what's a market?" Suno asks. "I believe it's a place where people sell their goods like groceries." I say.

The market was only a ten minute walk. The whole market was filled with seniors and a couple of adults. It wasn't like a mall or anything, just stalls everywhere. It was interesting to see so many things all at once. Grandma walked off towards the fruit stall.