Yu Jinzhou's pheromone is the cold fir, and Xu Baiyu's is the warm cedar woody fragrance. These two breaths have been intertwined for more than twenty years. From the age when they wore crotchless pants to when they got married and started a family, they have become the most indispensable presence in each other's lives.
When the soft and glutinous dumplings arrive early (early in the morning), the daily life of this ABO family is filled with milky sunshine.
The morning always starts with the sound of Yu Jinzhou frying eggs. Alpha stood in front of the stove, the fir breath unconsciously softening, watching Omega nestle in the sofa to coax his son - Xu Boyu's fingertips traced Zao Zao's soft cheeks, and the fragrance of wood mixed with milk spread out, always calming the little guy who gets up early and cries in an instant.
In the yard in the afternoon, Zaozao, who had just learned to walk, staggered around and ran after her, clutching the toys made by his father in his hands. Yu Jinzhou would lift his son above his head and listen to him giggle, but his peripheral vision would always fall on Xu Baiyu who was reading in the corridor; Xu Baiyu would take photos of the father and son's mischief, and then turn around and be surrounded by Yu Jinzhou from behind, the fir tree breath gently wrapping him: "It's time for a nap, little daddy."
There is no vigorous conflict, only gentleness that flows slowly. The intertwined atmosphere of fir and cedar hides the rush of changing diapers, the warmth of a kiss before going to bed, and how two people who grew up together used more than 20 years of tacit understanding to live their lives into a warm poem.
After all, for them, the best time is just - waking up and seeing each other, with a miniature version of happiness lying next to them.
Purpose: ABO's daily and warm literature for raising cubs