#eushin

No, I don't think so :)

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Bonus:

They also have love interests and they would do anything to protect them (even if it costs them their lives)

That's exactly why Eushin and Pixane are the best ships to ever exist on this world.

Phew I needed to let this out of my chest, heh :)

It doesn’t take long for Aeshin to realize that there is nothing she loves more than her children. Joonyoung, Sumi and even Domi have become a central part of her life at this point. She spends the majority of her time devoted to them or with them, and it has become apparent to her that if anything were to ever threaten her kids, she’d stop at nothing to put a bullet into the threat. By blood, they are not her own. But by bond, it’s as though they emerged from her womb. She does her level best to educate them just as well as her grandfather educated her. She dresses them in good clothes and feeds them the same food Haman-daek had once prepared for her. They are her children and no one can take them from her.

The children, to be fair, are as in love with their mother as she is with them.

Joonyoung admires her as his Captain, commander and as the most beautiful woman he has ever met. Sumi looks up to her as an incredible marksman and homemaker. Domi loves her in that simple, artless way children do. To them, there is no woman who could ever surpass her. Whatever they do, it always comes back to her.

In the six months they’ve been in Manchuria, all three children have taken it upon themselves to earn their keep. Eugene and Aeshin Choi opened up their home to them, and the kids were determined to pay them back for their kindness. Despite all assurances from their parents they need not bring them any money, the three children faithfully amassed a small fortune for their parents. Sumi’s activities as a seamstress were the biggest money maker, as she worked for dirt cheap and did better mending than the Emperor’s own maids. Joonyoung played to his strengths and worked for the local bookstore by writing, translating and making copies of books. Domi began anew his work as an A-frame carrier, ferrying luggage and water both for Righteous Army members and the locals.

The children knew their parents had plans on buying land and constructing a small house. The hut they lived in was comfortable, but not quite good enough to keep them safe in the event of a storm or an attack. Already they’d had to thatch the roof twice. Eugene had scouted a house in the outskirts of Harbin, whose surrounding lands were empty and on sale. The cost hadn’t been exorbitant, but it had made their parents flinch. In secret, the kids pinched pennies enough to gather two thirds of the cost of both the house and the lands. Of course, they pretended they weren’t doing so by buying things they wanted. Joonyoung had saved enough to buy a camera and film, taking pictures of his family very often. Sumi had begun to buy better quality silks for her projects and Domi often came home sucking on a gobstopper (which he never failed to share with his mother). It wasn’t until they came together, just in the beginning of winter, with huge grins on their faces as their parents went over their finances. They had been hoping to purchase the house before the winter storms set in, but it wasn’t going well.

Joonyoung unceremoniously drops the bags of bills they’d saved up, linking his arms with his siblings. “We saved this, for you. For the house.”

Sumi nods, gesturing toward the cash. “Is it enough?”

Domi rolls his eyes as both parents hesitate, eying the pile. “Come on! Count it! Do you think we can buy the house now? Will we have enough for a toilet? I really want a toilet like the ones I saw at the hotel in Harbin. Uncle Kyle said it was expensive, but I really want one!”

Aeshin laughs, handing half the cash to her husband before counting the other half. “Children, this is incredible. How did you-?”

Eugene shakes his head, pushing the bills back. “We cannot take this. This is your money. You already pitch in more than enough to put food on the table. I can’t accept this.”

Joonyoung, who had expected this, sits down. “Father,” he says solemnly, surprising Eugene. “The winter is going to hit us all. I know that most of what you and mother earn goes to proceeds and donations for the Righteous Army. It will take years before you can save up enough for us to afford the house or the renovations.”

Sumi nods, taking a seat on the table beside her brother. “We’re too young to contribute to the cause, so we could save up most of our earnings for this.”

Domi bounces on the balls of his feet, excited. “We want to earn our keep! Are you proud of us?” He runs to Aeshin, throwing his arms around his mother. She laughs, rubbing her cheek against his affectionately.

“It appears we have been outnumbered and outmanoeuvred,” she remarks, her eyes sharp. Joonyoung and Sumi both blush, looking down. Domi’s unaffected by her words and merely climbs into her lap shamelessly.

Eugene looks between his three children, before standing to give them each a kiss on their foreheads. He looks across the table at his wife from behind Sumi and Joonyoung, pride shining in his smile.

Mr and Mrs Choi

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Mr. Sunshine

Dan aku kudu nunggu 2 minggu lagi buat nonton 2 episode terakhir. 😭😌