Harvest Moon: A Child's Life
Chapter 1
I do not own Harvest Moon.
"Jack, do you take Ann to be your wife?" Carter, the priest of the village asked. "I do." Jack replied. "And Ann, do you take Jack to be your husband?" "I do." Ann replied. "I now pronounce you man and wife!" Carter announced to everyone crammed in the small church.
Jack lifted Ann into his strong arms and carried her out of the church. They had a white horse standing at the door to the church and Jack lifted Ann to the back of the horse. Jack then jumped onto the horse and whispered to Ann, "Hold on." The horse broke into a gallop and a few minutes later the new couple arrived at Jack's farm.
A few "playful" days later….
"Jack I don't feel so good." Ann said as she lay in bed one day. "Well let's take you to the doctor." Jack said lovingly. He carried her to their new buggy and he drove her to the doctor.
"Well I have the results of your test Ann." The doctor said. "You are carrying a baby." He announced, "Congrats." Both Jack and Ann let out a little scream. "I'm so excited!" Ann said. "We will make great parents Jack."
9 months later
"AHHHHHHH!!" Ann screamed as Elli tended to her in the bed. "Come on! Push, Push!" Elli was saying. After a few more minutes of pain, Jack heard crying and Elli told him he could come in.
In Ann's hands was a bundle rapped in a blue blanket, tightly. "Congrats." Elli said. "I say we name him Cody." Jack said. "That's a beautiful name Jack." Ann said as she snuggled Cody with her chin.
The following day all Jack and Ann's friends came to see Cody. After a while Cody got tired of all the attention and began crying. After that everyone left and Ann put Cody in his crib.
A short while later Cody fell asleep and Jack and Ann watched him. "He looks so peaceful." Ann said. "I think he will grow up to be a great person." Jack said. "Well we better leave him alone." Ann said as she and Jack left the room, turning out the lights behind them.
Hope you guys like it. This is my first HM fic so please review and let me know the pros and cons.
