° heart to heart
acasana:
sana nodded her head, completely agreeing, but also thinking that it might be hard for them to cover every little moment. “i mean, we could ask my sister and my brother too,” she pointed out. they had both become quite good with jaejin in the short time in which he had joined their family. however, because they were family too, it meant that she actually did trust them, as opposed to a random friend of hers ( many of whom were trustworthy as well but she was less worried about yuta or momo dropping jaejin ).
“okay,” she murmured but soon was disrupted. “i think he’s hungry,” she noted, moving towards the couch. “can you get the bottle?” she had prepared one earlier, knowing that she would likely have to feed him soon. she couldn’t believe that such a little person could need to eat so much, but she presumed that what they ate was certainly not enough to be filling. “poor baby,” she cooed, bouncing him up and down just a little as she waited for his bottle to come.
It was at times like this that Chansik wished that he had a sibling. They would be able to help him with their dilemma. He knew that he could ask his parents to assist him, but due to their hectic lifestyle he doubted that they would have time to even take care of their grandson.
As he heard Sana’s request, Chansik headed over towards the counter where he last saw the bottle. He offered the bottle to Sana as he watched the two of them. Taking a step closer, he caressed Jaejin’s arm. “Didn’t you feed him earlier?” He asked, wondering why Jaejin was hungry all of a sudden. A sigh came out of his lips as his attention shifted between Jaejin and Sana.
“Sana, do you think that the school can make some accommodations for us?” He asked his girlfriend, wondering if it was possible. He had heard about a few schools and how they would help individuals who were parents, but he was unsure if such a thing would be applied to Bidulgi. “Maybe if we tell one of the staffs about our situation, they might make adjustments so that we don’t have to worry about having conflicting schedules.”












