SOLD TO THE MAFIA | SAILUBPON

CHAPTER 38

The sun rose gently over the horizon, casting soft golden rays across the bedroom window.

Pon slowly opened his eyes, feeling the warmth of the sunlight on his skin. He turned to his side and smiled as he saw Sailub, still peacefully asleep beside him, his arm draped protectively over Pon's waist.

The twins, Zai and Pahn, were nestled together in the crib beside the bed, their tiny forms a picture of innocence.

Pon couldn't help but feel an overwhelming sense of gratitude for the life they had built together. Everything felt so perfect, so calm.

It was a normal day nothing extraordinary, just a simple morning like any other but for Pon, it felt like the best kind of day.

He carefully shifted, not wanting to wake Sailub, and made his way to the kitchen to prepare breakfast.

The house was quiet, save for the soft sound of birds chirping outside and the gentle hum of the refrigerator.

Pon moved around the kitchen with ease, preparing their usual breakfast of eggs, toast, and fresh fruit.

As the scent of coffee filled the air, he set the table, making sure everything was just right.

When the kitchen was ready, Pon walked back to the bedroom, smiling as he watched Sailub begin to stir, his eyes blinking open.

The moment Sailub saw Pon standing in the doorway with a smile on his face, he couldn't help but smile back.

"Good morning, khub," Sailub said, his voice still thick with sleep but warm and affectionate.

"Morning," Pon replied softly. "I made breakfast. You and the twins are my priority today. Just a normal family day."

Sailub stretched and sat up, running a hand through his messy hair. He flashed Pon a smile. "Sounds perfect."

Pon held out his hand, and Sailub took it, letting Pon help him out of bed. The two of them walked hand in hand into the kitchen, where the twins were already stirring in their crib.

Zai yawned and stretched his tiny arms, while Pahn giggled, her eyes lighting up when she saw her parents.

Sailub leaned down and picked up Zai, lifting him carefully into his arms. "Good morning, little man,"

he whispered, kissing the top of Zai's head. Zai giggled and reached up, his tiny hands grabbing onto Sailub's finger.

Pon smiled at the sight. He took Pahn in his arms, gently kissing her forehead as she wrapped her tiny hands around his finger.

She cooed happily, looking up at Pon with those big, bright eyes that melted his heart every time.

"Look at them," Pon said softly, his voice full of love. "They're growing so fast. I can't believe how big they're getting."

Sailub smiled, gazing down at their children. "They're the best thing that ever happened to me." He pressed a kiss to Pon's cheek. "You are, too."

After breakfast, the family decided to spend the morning outdoors. The weather was perfectly sunny but not too hot, with a gentle breeze that kept the air fresh.

Sailub pushed the stroller as they walked through the neighborhood, the twins giggling in their seats as they passed by flowers and trees.

Pon couldn't help but laugh along with them, feeling the simple joy of being together, as a family.

The park was just a few blocks away, and once they arrived, Pon and Sailub laid out a blanket under a large tree.

Zai and Pahn were already trying to crawl toward the grass, their little legs wiggling as they moved, their giggles filling the air.

Pon and Sailub kept a close eye on them, making sure they were safe as they explored their surroundings.

"They're going to be trouble when they start walking," Pon said with a laugh, looking at Sailub.

Sailub smirked. "I know. But I'll enjoy every moment of it."

Pon leaned back against Sailub, their fingers intertwining. They watched the twins play for a while, completely content in each other's company.

As the afternoon went on, they decided to have a small picnic. Pon packed some sandwiches, fruit, and juice, and they ate together on the blanket, sharing bites of food and enjoying the peaceful surroundings.

Sailub fed Zai some mashed fruit, while Pon fed Pahn a tiny bite of sandwich. The twins were starting to show signs of their developing personalities Zai was curious and outgoing, reaching for anything within his grasp, while Pahn was more content, contentedly observing everything around her.

"Do you ever wonder how our lives got to this point?" Pon asked, looking at Sailub. "It feels like a dream sometimes."

Sailub's gaze softened as he looked at Pon, his heart swelling with love. "I never thought I'd have a family like this," he said, his voice low but filled with emotion.

"But now that I have you and the twins, it's the best thing that's ever happened to me."

Pon smiled, his heart fluttering at Sailub's words. "I feel the same way. We've built something amazing together."

They spent the rest of the afternoon enjoying each other's company, laughing, talking, and simply being present.

Time seemed to slow down, as if the world around them didn't matter. It was just the four of them, living in the moment.

When they returned home, the evening was calm and relaxing. Sailub took care of the twins while Pon prepared dinner.

The house was warm and filled with the scent of their favorite meal stir fried vegetables with rice.

As the evening wore on, they shared stories about their day, laughing over small things and talking about the future.

The twins were getting tired, their eyes drooping as they sat in their high chairs, and Pon gently lifted them up, carrying them to their room to put them to bed.

Sailub followed him, wrapping his arms around Pon as they stood by the crib, watching their children settle down to sleep.

"They look so peaceful," Pon whispered, his voice full of love.

Sailub pressed a kiss to his forehead. "They're perfect, just like you."

That night, after putting the twins to sleep, Pon and Sailub retreated to the living room. They sat on the couch, side by side, wrapped in each other's arms, watching a movie.

The house was quiet, save for the occasional rustle of leaves outside and the soft hum of the air conditioning. It felt like a perfect end to a perfect day.

Pon rested his head on Sailub's shoulder, feeling safe and content in his arms. They had everything they could ever want each other, their children, and the love that filled their home.

"I love you," Pon whispered.

Sailub kissed the top of his head, holding him tighter. "I love you more than anything."

As they watched the movie, a sense of peace washed over them. It was a normal day, nothing extraordinary, but it was perfect in its simplicity.

The love they shared, the family they had built, and the life they were living it was everything they had ever dreamed of. And as they sat there, hand in hand, they knew that this was only the beginning of a lifetime of happiness together.