Imagine Jokoy and I entering his apartment. I feel so tired because of the long flight. I only sleep for a few hours and watch kdramas. When I opened the door, I immediately went to our bedroom to lay down. But I had a glimpse of the husbands hugging each other, and there was cake and flowers on the dining table.
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"Welcome back home, baby! Congratulations!" Taesha screamed, and his husband giggled before lifting him.
Jokoy jumped while carrying Taesha and turned around. I pulled my luggage and searched for Pandy Kokoo. I wonder where that man is. He is not in our bedroom. I want to find him, but I am so sleepy.
I woke up when Pandy Kokoo tapped my cheeks.
"Wake up. Help me prepare our dinner," he told me, so I had no choice but to follow. When I went out our bedroom, I stopped at the door when I heard something.
"You're taking me so well, Voo," Jokoy said while panting. Pandy Kokoo, who's ahead of me, looked back.
"Ignore. Let's go." He pulled my hand, but we stopped again when Taesha answered his husband.
"All for you, baby." What are they doing? I was wondering because of their strange conversation.
We watched a movie while waiting for the food to be delivered. He only ordered food, so why do I need to wake up to prepare dinner? Tsk. We watched one movie before we decided to eat.
"How long are the husbands inside their bedrooms?" I asked Pandy Kokoo while sitting at the counter.
"Since you and Jokoy arrived, they took a bath together, ate the cake, and locked themselves in their bedroom." I calculated from the time I slept to the current time. It's almost midnight.
"That long? How are they?" I asked him further, which made him stop what he was doing.
"What are you thinking? Stop that Faithfully," he told me, so I just shrugged my shoulders.
"Did they eat earlier?" I asked him.
"No, Jokoy said he's not yet hungry and just wants to cuddle with his husband. He missed Taesha," Pandy answered me before he brought the foods to the dining table. I jumped off the counter top and hopped to Pandy.
''Both of them are probably hungry now. Or full? "I teased him more, which made him glare at me.
"Instead of pestering me here, call the husbands," he told me, so I walked towards the husbands bedroom and listened first to see if there was still a strange noise inside. But it's so quiet inside, so they probably slept already. I walked back to Pandy Kokoo.
"They're sleeping. I didn't wake them up," I told him before sitting on the dining chair.
"I told you to call them. Jokoy told me to wake them up when the food arrives." I pouted my lips and argued more.
"I already went there. It's your turn now to call them." I ignored him when he was ranting while walking towards the husband.
"Tsk. Like Taesha, like Faith." He still mumbles before he is lost in my sight.
The four of us ate happily, with the husbands feeding each other. Jokoy is hugging Taesha and feeding him from time to time. They are always giggling and kissing. We ignore them and continue eating.
After eating, the husbands left the apartment and went somewhere. They did not bring us with them and told us they would come home immediately. I wonder where they went and why they left us. They seldom leave without me and Pandy Kokoo. They may fix personal matters. Renewal of vows? New House? Personal deal? What? Hmp.
Pandy Kokoo and I were watching the movie again when the two of them returned home after a few minutes. They sat with us, cuddling again.
Taesha is leaning to Jokoy's chest while the latter has his arms around the waist of Taesha. A few minutes later, we heard Jokoy snore and Taesha giggle. He looked up at his husband and took a photo of him while he kissed Jokoy's cheeks.
I am starting to envy the two.
"Jokoy missed Taesha. How about you?" I whispered to Pandy before I prepared my weapon.
"Me? I don't miss, Taesha. We're together, right?" Pandy Kokoo answered. I hit his head with the pan, and he lost his consciousness. Hah!! I've been keeping this pan since we sat here.
