Married To My Ex • SaTzu

184 [Narrative]

A lot had happened over the span of two years. Mina had completely cut off everyone, disappearing without a trace. The Myoui family had also relocated to an unknown country, completely unreachable. Despite their absence, Chaeyoung and Mina's son was growing up happily, surrounded by love and care from his new parents.

Meanwhile, Minyoung and Sullyoon had reached a new milestone like a twin. They can now walk on their own. Their tiny steps brought endless joy to the family. Sana and Tzuyu were living their happiest days together, savoring every moment of their growing family. However, Sana still experience nightmares and panic attacks sometimes from her past trauma, and also from her postpartum depression. She had been seeing a psychologist, determined to heal, and Tzuyu was her constant source of strength—supportive, patient, and ever the loving husband.

One quiet evening, Sana sat beside Tzuyu, gently playing with his hands.

“Love, the babies are with our parents,” she said softly, her voice warm and relaxed.

Tzuyu smiled, intertwining his fingers with hers. “Yeah, I can already imagine how happy they must be. Especially now that they’ve started competing over whether the babies will say ‘grandma’ or ‘grandpa’ first,” he replied with a laugh.

Sana chuckled, nodding. “Yes, I know they’re excited. But… that’s not what I wanted to tell you,” she added, her cheeks turning slightly pink.

Tzuyu tilted his head curiously, his gaze fixed on her. “What is it, baby?” he asked, slipping his arms around her waist and pulling her closer.

“It’s nothing, really. Forget it,” Sana said shyly, trying to hide her blush. She laughed nervously, but Tzuyu’s sharp instincts picked up on her hesitation.

His lips curled into a knowing smile. “Oh, I see now,” he teased, narrowing his eyes playfully. “You want another baby, don’t you?”

Sana’s face turned bright red as she burst into laughter. “No, no, that’s not what I meant!” she protested, but her laughter only made her look guiltier.

Tzuyu grinned and stood up. Walking to the door, he locked it and turned back to her. Slowly, he pulled off his shirt, revealing his toned frame and playful confidence.

“I’m ready,” he declared with a smirk.

Sana gasped, her laughter growing louder. “No! I meant I want cuddles. Just cuddles!” she clarified, trying to stifle her giggles.

Tzuyu raised an eyebrow, pretending to be disappointed. “Just cuddles?” he asked, stepping closer. He gently laid her down on the bed, his hands framing her face. “Just cuddles?” he repeated playfully, his voice dropping as he leaned in.

Before Sana could respond, he began kissing her softly, starting with her lips and trailing down to her neck.

Sana’s laughter melted into content sighs as she whispered, “Just cuddles, Tzu.”

But Tzuyu, ever the loving tease, only smiled against her skin. “Cuddles, huh? We’ll see about that.”

Their shared laughter and quiet moments of affection filled the room, the love between them shining brighter than ever.

“I love you so much, Sana. If I could have a thousand babies with you, I wouldn’t complain,” Tzuyu said, his voice tender as he gently caressed his wife’s face.

Sana let out a soft laugh, her eyes sparkling with amusement. “Nah! I would definitely complain,” she retorted, playfully pinching his cheeks. “Silly, I’m not a pig!”

Tzuyu chuckled at her reaction, leaning in closer. “You’re right. You’re not a pig. You’re my beautiful, amazing wife,” he said with a grin, brushing a stray strand of hair behind her ear.