The Love to Live For

I wake up startled. That dream. Does it mean something? Are we going to be proud parents of a few kids? I want kids with Olli, but I'm not sure how to talk to him about it. What happened last night was remarkable. I will never forget that moment. I get dressed and I head to the kitchen to find Olli making breakfast for Patric's kids. He would be a great father someday. Olli is frying up some bacon and I walk up behind him and wrap my arms around him. I can imagine that he smiled.
"You guys should get married," says Oller as he scoffs down some bacon. We both just smile. I have no words. We are just perfect together. I want to spend eternity with him. Oller is always the energentic kid, Jake just listens to music and texts his friends and Ramsay, being the eleven year old that he is, plays video games all day. All the kids are homeschooled. I guess they do it online or something. I wonder when Brooke is going to be released from the hospital with her twins. I never asked her what the boys name was going to be. I honestly don't think they know.
"I gotta run. I have practice soon," says Olli giving me a kiss as he grabs his jacket to leave. I guess I will be alone with these kids. Well, now I can get to spend some alone time with them. Olli does a great job of taking care of him and the kids know him more than they know me, so I want to get to know them. They are well-behaved kids. Brooke and Patric really showed them how to be respectful and responsible people. That's what this world needs. Anyways, I sit on the couch with the kids when they finished their breakfast and I put on the news. Of course, they are talking politics, but I just want to see the weather. I heard we were in for a snow storm within the next few days. I hope Brooke and Patric can get back from Detroit. My phone starts to buzz and I see a text from Brooke saying that they will be home either tomorrow or the day after. They are also keeping an eye on the weather.
"When's mom coming home?" asks Oller. Poor kid misses his mother. He is such a mommas boy. It's so cute.
"She'll be home soon," I say as I reply to her text. I hope they come home tomorrow. I look out the window to find out that it is snowing, and it keeps snowing harder and harder. Shit, the Penguins are at practice. There is no way I can contact Olli to tell him to be very careful.

Olli's POV

Practice just ended. I sit in the locker room taking off my skates when the coaches come through the door with a miserable look on their faces.
"Alright, I know you boys want to go home and get some rest before tonight's game. However, it is snowing pretty bad out there. There is a travel ban and the plows can't even keep up with the snow. I am ordering all of you guys to stay here until the snow lights up for your saftey and tonight's game has been postponed. If you guys want, you can go back out on the ice to pass the time," says coach Sullivan as he leaves the locker room. He doesn't seem to happy that he has to stay too. Too bad we have to stay here, but it is safer. I should probably call Alysha and tell her.

Alysha's POV

Well, Olli is stuck at the rink because the storm hit sooner than it should have. I am so sick of snow, but I love Pittsburgh. Anyways, I better find something for these kids to do. I hope Olli can get home soon. I want to spend some time with him. Well, I have nothing else to do, so I grab my laptop and start my essay that I have to write for science. The snow is really piling up outside. Unfortunately, I got about high way done with my essay, then the power went out.

Notes

Any ideas? I kinda ran out of stuff to say. Anyways, I hope you enjoyed that chapter!