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Nyo Macau
custard sisterssss yes yessssss yessssssssss
NYO MACAU
girl i swear she's just so prettywywuqjhw
Oh bless Nyo Thailand & Macau yuri 🙏🏻
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I don't know if I am over thinking. But I feel like Hima got a bit too stereotype about Asian women having long hair (We are counting Nyotalia). I can understand if he had some women who had it long to embrace the Eastern traditional beauty. But making all of them having long hair and the only one character with short hair and Hima felt like he needed to come back with a whole back story for it. Especially if you compare them to the Canon/Nyotalia European girl who has from extremely long to extremely short hair.
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Mia Familia
August 15th Prompt: Raising a family & Nature Characters: Portugal (Amaro Vincente)/Nyo China (Mei Wang/Wang Mei), Macau (Yu Vincente), Nyo Macau (Yanmi Vincente)
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Mei smiled as she rested against Amaro. She smiled and looked at his face to see his eyes are closed. They've been married for a couple years at this point. She couldn't have asked for a better husband. The sound of a baby crying had Amaro waking up and shifting to get up. Not to mention father. Mei sat up so he could do so. She watched him head to their son's room.
"Olá, Yu," he said and walked up to the crib, gently picking up the crying baby boy. Yu calmed a bit when picked up, but he still seemed fussy. "Time for a diaper change," Amaro said when he noticed the smell. He carried Yu to the changing table. "Then it's bottle time."
"Pai." Seven-month-old Yu smiled as he sat on Mei's lap, looking at his father. This brought a gasp and bright smile to Amaro's face. He picked up Yu and hugged his son. "Pai," Yu repeated. Mei looked at Amaro. "What does that mean?" She asked. "It means dad in Portuguese," Amaro said. Mei smiled softly. "So, it looks like you're Yu's first word." Amaro pressed a kiss to Yu's head as he cuddled the infant. "Pai," Yu said once again.
At eleven months old, Yu took his first steps towards his mother. She smiled and held her arms out to him as he did so. Both Mei and Amaro were encouraging him along the way. Into her arms Yu went as soon as he got to her. Amaro and Mei cheered for him and Yu smiled, giggling.
"There's someone I'd like for you to meet," Mei said when Amaro brought a four-year-old Yu into the room. Amaro then helped the boy onto his mom's bed, where he saw she's holding a newborn baby. Yu sat next to her and looked at his new sibling. "This is your new sister, Yanmi." Yet Yu stared at her for a moment more. "She's squishy looking."
ৎ ˚⋅ Nyo Macau through the Eyes of Portugal ˚⋅
''From the loveliest little girl standing on my feet during dance practice to Dona Macau with regal grace. No matter what, she is still my precious dear.''