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It's too cold to swim but fishing is great at the town's beach this time of year, so Kennedy brings the boys (and Benjamin) out to swing them rods. Orlando's pouting because he'd rather be at home listening to music, but it's a good trip overall.
Seen in town: Andrea Hogan making moves on her failed date Abhijeet.
Happy first day of (Stardew) winter! Time to find this guy...
We're still deep into winter, but it's actually been a good time! Depression defrated! We're live now with some more cozy Stardew Valley! ❄️💕
And then the first snow fell and covered everything in white.
"Ya know what would be nice? A cup of hot coffe! Oh right, mabe not for you Mister Snowman, wouldn't want you to melt too soon."
Harold Ward called Ethan Hill, and whispered quickly, “I need to see you. Come over, we’ll go for a drive.”
Unfortunately for the couple, Harold’s methods weren’t the most discrete. His son Richard spied the men kiss each other’s cheek at the sidewalk…
… and his wife Anna watched them drive away together.
Guilt caught up with them a few blocks later. Ethan asked Harold to pull over by the Fish n’ Chip Place.
“It’s reckless being out in public like this,” Ethan argued. “And on a weekday? I’m supposed to be at the clinic with Irene.”
Harold bowed his head. “But I missed you.”
“Don’t do that. I hate when you make it sound like I didn’t miss you. We can’t—We shouldn’t be seen talking together.”
“I know, I know. Let me take you somewhere else.”
He took his date to The House Pub, but Ethan still complained: “Seriously? A photobooth?”
Harold grinned as he pulled the curtain across. “No one will see us, and that’s what you want, right?”
“I suppose that’s true.”
Harold held their couple portrait like it was a delicate piece of art. Ethan muttered next to him, “You can’t keep that.”
“Nonsense. I’m going to frame it.”
“Harold, please! Stop fooling around.”
“It’s beautiful. We’re beautiful.”
“We’re married.”
“Oh, maybe one day, eh? And then we’ll set out for a lovely honeymoon in the countryside. Maybe we’ll visit a winery.”
“Harold, please.”
“You say that a lot.”