She looked at the time, sighing. Dahyun should've already been there with the kids since half an hour ago.  

Feeling impatient, the sound of a car outside could be heard. Sana exhaled feeling releved and got up to open the door.

Two kids got out of the car and ran to her. 

"Mommy!" Hana hugged one of her legs while Yuta jumped on her wanting to be carried. a smiling Dahyun got out of the car and followed behind, carrying the kids' bags. 

"How was your weekend?" Sana smiled. "I missed you so much."

"It was great, mommy. Omma took us to the mall and bought us-"

"Shut up, Yuta.." Hana warned, pushing her brother.

"What did she bought you?" Sana raised an eyebrow, suspicious. Dahyun stood in front of them, still holding the bags.

"I bought them a phone, Sana." 

The japanese woman put her son down. Dahyun could see she didn't like the idea, and she was right. They were kids, kids don't need phones, Sana thought.

Dahyun waited for the scolding speech from her ex wife. 

"Kids, say goodbye to your Omma, then go to your rooms."

The siblings looked at each other for a second before obeying their mother, saying goodbye to Dahyun before going sinde the house. The korean woman sighed knowng what was coming. She really wasn't on the mood to argue with Sana.

"What did we say about the phones, Dahyun?" Sana gave a serious look. 

"I'm sorry, Sana-chan."  Dahyun bit her lips when she said the name, that's how she used to call her when they were still together, kinda trying to get advantage of it.

"They're too young to have phones. They're six year olds!" Sana exclaimed, ignoring the apology.

"Yes, they're too young, but I think they need it." Dahyun crossed her arms. They stood there in the porch arguing again, like they always used to do.

"They're not going to use those phones in my house, Dahyun."

"This is my house too. We both bought it, remember?" 

Sana sighed, with her hands on her temples. She wasn't in the mood.

"I'm the one who lives here now. We're divorced."

"I know we're. You don't have to remind me." Dahyun said.

"I've to because you don't seem to remember." 

Dahyun looked at the brunette woman in front of her. Sana's eyes met hers, a firm gaze, but Dahyun knew her very well. She knew Sana felt nervous with them standing too close to  each other now.

"I bought them a phone because I want to call them during the week and not having to call you when you're at work."

Sana closed her eyes for a moment. She did understand why Dahyun bought the phones, she must miss them a lot during the week. 

"Come on, Sana.." Dahyun started. "They're my kids too. You don't undestand how hard it's to be away from them."

"Fine." The brunette said. "I'll let it pass, but if they get too distracted from school or influences their behavior then I'm taking them away."

Dahyun smiled, her sharp eyes making two lines to flash her a smile. Sana couldn't help but admire that same smile she still adores. The younger woman leaned to kiss her on the cheek.

"You're such a good mother, Sana-chan." 

Sana made a face, but the korean just kept grinning and made her way back to her car. Sana refused to let Dahyun see her blush.

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Sana looked at the big tree that was now adorning their living room. Mrs JaeHee was putting up the decoration with Hana as her little helper.

"Mom, I want to stay here all day with Nanny JaeHee." Said the little girl with her sweetest smile. She was just like Dahyun, trying to be charming just to get what they wanted. 

"Not happening. You've school." Sana said in a serious tone. "You're going to be on winter break in two weeks anyway. Be patient."

Hana pouted and frowned. She was so used to her omma spoiling her, but Sana was way more hard to convice, she didn't fall for her charms.

"Mommy!" Yuta suddenly yelled. "Omma is here!"

Hana stood up from the couch and ran to the door, with her brother following behind. Dahyun was already waiting for them outside, leaning against her car. Sana tried to ignore how good the korean looked in her formal clothes,