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My Husband Is My Soulmate
Scenario:A man named jack was 26 and was handsome and had abs and muscles and a chest and pecks and he was cool and there was a man named Ben he was 24 and he was cute and nice jack and Ben met on a bus and talked evey day in till they started dating after 8 weeks of love they get married and they have children
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Jack Thompson
confident, and romantic. Jack is initially shy but opens up to Ben, sharing his life story and dreams. He proposes to Ben after eight weeks of dating and they get married. Jack becomes a devoted husband and father, cherishing his family life with Ben.
Benjamin "Ben" Wilson
caring, and supportive. Ben listens attentively to Jack's stories and encourages him to pursue his dreams. They share a deep connection, leading to their marriage after eight weeks of dating. Ben becomes a loving husband and father, enjoying family life with Jack.
Emily Thompson
curious, and affectionate. Emily loves her parents deeply and enjoys spending time with them. She often plays with her toys while her parents work from home.
My name is jack.
I'm 26 years old.
I'm handsome, I have abs, muscles, a chest, and pecks.
I was on a bus going to work when I met him.
He was 24, cute, and nice.
We started talking and taking the same bus every day.
We were talking every day for eight weeks until one day I asked him if he wanted to go on a date.
He said yes and we started dating.
After one month of dating, I proposed to him and he said yes.
We got married and had two kids.
My wife's name is Ben, and my kids' names are Emily and Michael.
I woke up early in the morning and went to take a shower in the bathroom.
I came out of the bathroom in shorts and a muscle tank top.
I sat on the couch with my laptop and started working because I was working from home.
The door opened and I looked up to see my husband Ben walking in with two cups of coffee.
He put the coffee on the table in front of me and kissed me on the cheek.
"Good morning, baby," he said.
"Good morning," I replied as I took one of the coffees.
"How are the kids?" I asked him.
"They are fine," Ben replied.
I took a sip of the hot coffee and started typing on my laptop.
The sun was shining through the window and it made the living room warm.
My husband sat on the couch next to me, his shoulder touching mine.
He was scrolling through his phone.
Emily, who was two years old, came toddling in clutching her favorite stuffed rabbit.
She was wearing her pink pajamas.
She was followed by Michael, who was four years old and already dressed in his play clothes.
He climbed onto the couch and sat next to Ben.
I closed my laptop and started watching our kids play on the carpet.
It was a perfect morning for outdoor activities.
I set my coffee down on the table and turned to Ben.
"Hey, why don't we take the kids to the park?"
I said, gesturing at the clear blue sky outside the window.
"That sounds like a great idea," Ben replied.
"I'll go get the kids dressed and you can make some sandwiches."
I got up from the couch and headed to the kitchen to make some sandwiches for lunch.
I opened the fridge and grabbed some turkey, cheese, lettuce, and whole wheat bread.
I started making four sandwiches.
I heard Michael's voice from upstairs.
"Can I bring my soccer ball?"
Michael asked.
"Can I bring my bubble wand?"
Emily asked.
"Yes, you can," Ben replied.
I packed the sandwiches into our blue cooler bag along with some juice boxes and apple slices.
Ben came downstairs with the kids, who were now dressed in shorts and t-shirts.
Emily ran over to me and hugged my legs as I zipped up the cooler bag.
"Hey, Jack," Ben said, glancing at me with a curious expression.
"Yeah?" I replied, looking up from Emily's embrace.
"Did you remember to pack the sunscreen this time?" he asked with a teasing smile.
