Christian got invited by the Marlins to play a recreational game at the stadium to raise money for a local charity. Though it was the off season, any time he was given to play a game of baseball, Christian would hop on it. He hasn't really been playing a lot or working out a lot since his season ended and they moved to Miami, but once he was given this opportunity, he knew he had to go back to his stomping grounds.

"You sure you're okay to come, babe?" Christian asked Viviana who hasn't been feeling good this morning.

She nodded, "I should be fine. Plus, the kiddos wanna see their daddy play." Vivi put on a pair of leggings, throwing one of Christian's old Marlins shirts on before taking a look at herself in the mirror, "I look kind of bummy, is it okay?" She turned to look at Christian.

Christian looked at Viviana, "I always tell you that you look better in my clothes. You don't look like a bum," he told her as he wrapped his arms around her, kissing her forehead, "You look beautiful.." He moved his hands, placing them on her stomach, "How's the little one?"

"Besides making me feel like vomiting every twenty seconds, fine. They're the size of a sweet pea, so that's kind of cute," Viviana giggled.

"A sweet pea, cute," Christian smiled. He picked up Sawyer who was sitting on the bed and kissed his forehead, "What do you think, buddy? You think momma looks beautiful?" He asked him, causing Sawyer to giggle.

"Momma.." Sawyer pointed at her then looked back at Christian.

"Yeah, momma! You're gonna come with us and your big sissy to watch me play baseball!" Christian told his son, holding him on his hip. He tickled Sawyer's stomach, earning a loud squeal from his son.

Viviana couldn't help but smile, taking a video of the moment on her phone and immediately posted it to her Instagram and Snapchat stories, wanting to share the sweet moment. She was so in love with Christian, and seeing how amazing of a father he was with Sawyer and Eiley just made her fall more in love with him.

It was the perfect life for her.

***

She felt it every time they arrived at the stadium; Nostalgia. It was a whole wave of memories hitting Viviana when she stepped foot into the Marlins stadium, everything would come back to her and replay in her head like it was just yesterday.

The walks from the clubhouse to the dugout, the postgame interviews on the field, her waiting at the end of the stairs near the clubhouse for her man to be finished so she could give him a huge hug and kiss. They were good times for her and Christian.

Now they got to relive memories and make new ones with their children, even the one on the way. Viviana could see the sparkle in Christian's eye when they got to the stadium, how his eyes lit up, knowing this is where a lot of firsts happened for the couple.

"This is where mommy and daddy met, Eils!" Viviana told her daughter as she walked with her hand-in-hand through the doors. Eiley was asking a bunch of questions, mostly about Christian, but they were little things a curious two year old would ask. "Daddy used to play baseball here all the time! Then he moved to Milwaukee where we live!"

Eiley looked up at her mom, beaming with joy. "Daddy play game?" She asked, looking over at Christian, "Daddy! You play game?"

Christian looked at his daughter, nodding, "Yeah, Eils! You're gonna watch daddy play some baseball with some old friends. You can meet them too. They'll love to meet you." He smiled at her, holding Sawyer on his hip as they walked to the clubhouse.

"Well, well, well! Look who's here! Yeli and the whole family!" One of Christian's former teammates, Giancarlo Stanton, who was now playing for the Yankees approached Christian, patting his back.

"They got you out here too?!" Christian smiled, bringing Gian in for a hug, "They're bringing back all the buds," He laughed.

Giancarlo chuckled, moving to give Viviana a hug, "I can't forget Miss Viviana here," He smiled, "How you been doing?"

"I've been doing good!" Viviana said as she hugged him back, "Just living the dream with the kids and Christian."

"I see you got two kiddos!" He crouched down to Eiley, "And what's your name, sweetheart?"

Eiley giggled, standing by Christian's leg, "I'm Eiley, and that's my baby bubby Sawyer.." She pointed at Sawyer.

He smiled at her, "It's very nice to meet you two! I see your dad post a lot about you!"

Christian smiled, "She's very chatty once you get to know her," He laughed, "Sawyer just turned a year old so he's still trying to spit out some words.."

Gian shook his head in disbelief, "Crazy to think you're married and got two kids already, Yelich! You're out here living life!!" They both laughed, chatting for a little bit and caught up.

Viviana took the kids over to a section of the clubhouse to sit down with her as she was getting nauseous. Christian walked over a couple of minutes later and looked concerned at his wife.

"You okay, baby?" He asked, sitting next to her, "Do you need anything?"

She shook her head, "I just needed to sit, baby.." She smiled small at Christian, "Just felt a little nauseous. Plus Sawyer was getting a little fussy so I figured he just wanted to sit down.." Vivi told him, leaning over to kiss his cheek.

"Okay, if you need anything, just let me know. Or let medical staff know; They know you and you know they'll help you with anything you need." Christian said, kissing her lips softly before standing up. "I'm gonna go out on the field and do a little batting practice and field practice. You want the kiddos with you? Otherwise they can come with me.."

"Whatever they wanna do, babe," She smiled at him, "Eiley, if you wanna go with daddy on the field, you can! You don't have to sit with momma."

Eiley looked at Vivi and nodded, "I go wiff daddy!" She got off the couch and ran towards Christian, "Daddy, I come wiff you!"

Christian nodded, "Of course, princess! Maybe the guys will play catch with you!"

Eiley gasped, smiling big, "Pwease, daddy!!" She grabbed his hand before they walked out of the clubhouse out to the field. Viviana sat down for a little bit, holding Sawyer in her arms as he rested against her chest. It was quiet in the clubhouse, which was great for her as she just wanted to relax. She always knew it was 'go-go-go' for Christian when he was in baseball mode, but sometimes she just needed to sit down and relax.

***

After the successful game, Christian showered up and met his wife and kids outside of the clubhouse where he was instantly greeted by Eiley with a big hug. "Daddy! You hit home!" She said, acknowledging Christian's homerun he had hit during the game. He had performed fairly well, hitting a double and a homer, so he was pretty content with how today went.

"I did! Did you cheer super loud?" Christian asked her as he picked her up, fixing her bow in her hair. He looked over at Viviana and smiled, "You feeling better, baby?"

Viviana nodded, "I am, thank you." She smiled at him, "They both were cheering for you. Sawyer even was clapping his hands and yelling for you," she giggled, looking at Sawyer, "Right, buddy?"

Christian smiled, poking Sawyer's tummy, "That's my little man, cheering for his old man." He laughed, "But I'm ready to head back home and go to bed, what do you guys think?" Sawyer yawned against Viviana, closing his eyes, "Looks like someone's already calling it a night."

Vivi looked at Sawyer, rubbing his back as they walked out to the car, "I think we're all ready for bed. Watching you do amazing calls for a great night's sleep." She said, smiling at Christian. Christian grabbed her free hand as they walked, holding Eiley's hand with his other.

When they got home and got the kids to bed, Christian got up under the covers next to Viviana and pulled her close against him, "You're super beautiful, you know that?" He mentioned, kissing her temple.

"Oh, stop," Vivi said, smiling at him, "You're too cute. I'm proud of you today, you killed it out there. Showing everyone why you're an MVP." She giggled, laying her head on his chest.

"Just gotta show them who's the best, babe." Christian replied.

"I think they already know you're the best." Viviana told him, looking up at him, "But they don't get to say they married the best."