Haness had a sweet tooth basket prepared by his wife. Kasia got the children ready and waited for Haness to wrap up his busy schedule. "Is this okay?" Kasia spun slowly in a knee-length dress. It was one of those rare moments where her husband treated her as if she mattered.
"That colour suits you. But wear your hair loose. It's cold; let me grab you a coat," Haness said after helping Kasia with her earrings. Jamal and his brother giggled in a corner as they spied on their parents.
"Shall we?" Haness fluffed the lady's hair.
"Yes, my lord," Kaisa responded with a twinkle in her bashful eyes.
The family of four travelled across the block to the other side of the mansion, holding hands and giving gentle reproofs about running close to the stairs. The elder son had the honour of knocking
