SOLD TO THE MAFIA | SAILUBPON

CHAPTER 31

The sun was shining brightly as Sailub and Pon bundled up the twins in their car seats, ready for another adventure.

Pon had been wanting to visit his family for a while, but between the twins and their busy schedules, it had been hard to find the time.

Today, though, was different. Today, they were going to take the twins to meet Pon's family and then spend some quality time together as a family.

Pon glanced at Sailub, his heart swelling with gratitude. "I'm really glad we're doing this," he said softly, adjusting Zai's little hat as she squirmed in her car seat.

Sailub, ever the protective figure, smiled at him, his eyes warm and full of affection. "Anything for you, Pon," he said as he pulled out of the driveway. "And for the twins. They're part of this family now too."

Pon felt a rush of emotion as he looked at Sailub, his heart full. After everything they'd been through, it felt good to see Sailub so committed to being a family, to truly being part of his life in every way.

The man who once seemed so distant, so wrapped up in the mafia world, was now his loving partner, ready to embrace the future with him.

The drive to Pon's family's house was a quiet one, with the twins babbling in the backseat, making occasional baby noises that made Pon and Sailub exchange amused glances.

Zai and Pahn were still so small, so innocent, and yet, they were already making their mark on the world, one little giggle at a time.

When they arrived at Pon's family's house, Pon could feel a mix of emotions. His family hadn't always been easy to connect with, but after everything that had happened.

he was more certain than ever that he wanted to bring his children into this part of his life. He wanted them to know their roots, their heritage, and the people who loved him, even if things hadn't always been perfect.

Pon got out of the car and opened the door to the backseat, unbuckling the twins with gentle hands.

Sailub, ever the doting father, was already out of the car, holding one of the twins in his arms as they walked to the front door together.

"Ready?" Pon asked, looking up at Sailub.

Sailub gave him a soft, reassuring smile. "Always."

When they entered the house, Pon's mother was the first to greet them. Her face softened as she saw the twins in Sailub's arms. "Pon, you brought them," she said in surprise, her eyes filled with wonder. "They're beautiful."

Pon smiled and nodded. "Mom, this is Sailub... and these are your grandkids Zai and Pahn."

Pon's mother looked at the twins with love, her eyes misting up slightly. "They're so precious," she whispered, reaching out to gently touch one of Zai's chubby little hands.

Pon's heart fluttered at the sight of his mom, seeing the love in her eyes for his children.

He had spent so much time worrying about their relationship, but in this moment, everything felt right. He was finally at peace.

Pon's father, who had been sitting in the living room, stood up when he saw them

His demeanor was a bit more reserved, but his face softened when he looked at the twins. "They look like you, Pon," he said gruffly, though there was a slight smile on his lips.

"Thank you," Pon said quietly, feeling a sense of warmth fill his chest.

Sailub, always attentive and protective, took a step forward. "It's nice to meet you both," he said with a respectful nod, his voice calm and composed.

Despite the awkwardness of the situation, Sailub's presence was steady and unwavering.

Pon's mom led them inside, where they sat down to have a meal together. The conversation was light and easy as they all marveled over the twins.

who were clearly the stars of the show. Pon's family asked questions, admired the twins' tiny features, and even gave them little gifts to mark the occasion. For a moment, it felt like the world outside was far away just a family, gathered around the table, celebrating the miracle of new life.

As the meal wound down, Sailub stood up and suggested, "Why don't we take the twins for a little walk around the park? Just to get out of the house for a bit."

Pon's family was delighted at the idea, and they all agreed. Sailub took the lead, pushing the stroller as Pon walked alongside him.

holding Zai in his arms while Pahn clung to his father's chest. The day was warm and sunny, the perfect weather for a family outing.

While they walked, Pon couldn't help but marvel at how much had changed. Just a few months ago, he was still struggling with so many uncertainties, and now here he was walking alongside the love of his life, holding his children, surrounded by family. It felt surreal, and yet, it was exactly where he wanted to be.

"We should do this more often," Pon said, looking at Sailub with a soft smile.

Sailub looked down at him, his heart full of love. "I'd like that," he said, his voice quiet but filled with sincerity.

As the day went on, Sailub and Pon took the twins to the local park, where they sat on a bench, enjoying the sunshine while the twins napped in their stroller. Pon leaned his head on Sailub's shoulder, feeling content and at peace.

After a while, Sailub stood up and took Pon's hand. "What do you say we finish the day with a little date? Just you, me, and the twins?"

Pon's heart fluttered at the idea. "A date?"

"Yeah. Just a quiet night together," Sailub said, a playful glint in his eyes. "We'll take the twins somewhere nice, get some food, and just enjoy being a family."

Pon smiled, the warmth of his love for Sailub filling him completely. "I'd like that."

And so, they went to a small restaurant in the city, one with outdoor seating, where they could eat and relax as the sun set behind them.

The twins, now fed and settled, were quiet, watching the world around them as their parents shared a peaceful moment.

Sailub reached across the table, taking Pon's hand in his, his thumb brushing gently over Pon's skin.

"This is everything," Sailub whispered, his voice filled with emotion. "You, me, the twins. It's everything I've ever wanted."

Pon's heart swelled with love for Sailub. "I couldn't agree more."

And with that, they spent the rest of the evening talking, laughing, and enjoying their time together just the way a family should. In that moment.

they both knew that no matter what challenges came their way, they would face them together, as a family. And that was all that truly mattered.