V+O; in the Alternate Universe **Completed**

Epilogue

"Kim TaeHyung!" Shouted Orailia from the porch; Tae was out throwing sticks for Riley, while Yeontan their Pomeranian sat in his lap. "Please come get your children!" O had a toddler's hand in each of hers. "I really can't get any cooking done with these two hassling me."

He laughed, putting Yeontan down, and strode over scooping the twins up, and kissing his wife, then kissing her very pregnant belly. "Honestly, Tae I feel like I'm about to pop." She spoke, putting her hands on the small of her back.

"Really!?" he said, sounding overly excited.

"You're only this excited because you don't have to give birth." She laughed, and pulled him in for another kiss. "At this rate we may need a bigger house."

"That can be arranged," he said even more excitedly. "Do you need any help inside? You shouldn't be working this hard."

O waved him away. "No no, just keep these two rascals busy," she said, kissing the tops of their heads, both with the inkiest hair. It was funny though despite being twins their eyes were split evenly between their two parents, one set moon blue and the other deep brown. "Maybe give them a ride on Phantom, I did only buy them a pony because he had similar eyes to yours and I couldn't help myself." She grinned, guilty.

He laughed at that, kissing her one more time before she disappeared into the house. As she walked back she thought of their adventures together, it had started out because of honour, but in the end she had done it because of love, and through it all she was able to find herself.

The painting of their parents hung over the piano, it made her happy to see his mother and father next to her mum which she would have never had the chance to see otherwise. Even the old photo of Tae's dad was also on that wall, eyes just as striking as his sons. Entering back into the kitchen she looked up at the swords which hung high above the window, one with a ruby set in its hilt and the other a sapphire. They hadn't been used in years and for that she was thankful.

You know what they say. Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back.