Chapter Six : A "childish" Sight

Another dream that she has of their future.

He had been her main thought before her eyes closed that night. She had been told that if you think about something, or someone, and your thoughts were strong enough, you would dream what you envisioned. Luckilly that night it had worked, but in an odd way. She saw his bright smile and his dimpled cheeks. He was a glorious sight to see in his solid black suit and tie. He was heading to work and kissed her on the cheek before bidding her farewell. The next thing that she saw stunned her.

 

Three little children came rushing into the room to get a goodbye hug and kiss. All of them were remarkably cute with their brown hair and dimpled cheeks that resembled their father's. There were two boys and one girl. They just so happened to be TRIPLETS! Every one of them had brown eyes, button noses, and of course, their daddy's accent. The boys made their way to him first. One was named Jacob Anton, the other Lucas Gerard. The little girl was a similar image of her mother as a child. Her name was Gabriella Maria. After they had all gotten a hug and a kiss, she grabbed him tightly, kissed him gently, and told him that she loved him. He replied by telling her that he loved her as well and then gave her a slight pop on her bottom.

 

Although she had given birth to three children, he still saw her as the most gorgeous lady that he'd ever laid his eyes upon. She had lost most of her baby fat and was a size eight in jeans. He HAD to focus on going to work. His hand reached down for his suitcase and after he taking one last look at her, he drifted out the door and headed to work.

 

She went to the cabinet and grabbed four bowls. She CAREFULLY set them on the table. She headed toward the pantry closet and grabbed two boxes of cereal. Afterwards she grabbed some milk, napkins, and spoons. In two bowls she poured Frosted Flakes, in the other two, Lucky Charms. She returned the cereal to it's original spot and then poured some milk into each individual bowl. After putting the milk away, she placed the spoons in the bowls, and then searched for a tray to set it all on to deliver it to her children. She wanted to enjoy it with them as well. Before she made it to her children with the cereal, she woke. She could feel the smile upon her face. She had been given a glimpse into the future, a sign of hope, and she was very appreciative of her mind.

Author's Note

Please excuse grammatical errors.