Maintain your Spanish roots

Your marriage to Yahima was the biggest event in your village for a long time. Decorations were hung on all the buildings, much food and wine was purchased, and a good time was had by all. In the months that followed, she gave birth to a beautiful little girl. She is is upbeat and happy as ever, and ecstatic to be your wife. By that time, Kairi was pregnant as well and sporting a large belly. She has begrudgingly accepted her place as your maid-concubine, and you (occasionally with Yahima) spend many pleasant hours with her.

The settlement has prospered in the meantime. You sold your first crop for a good price and reinvested the funds into the future. It has become a bustling village due to an influx of settlers from Spain as well as curious locals from nearby villages. Many of the Spaniards have taken native wives like yourself, while other hold out for a Spanish bride or forego marriage entirely.

In time, word came that your parents had died from an influenza epidemic. You were greatly shaken by the news, but with support from Yahima you held together. You gave the family estate to your illegitimate son with Juana, whom you had acknowledged. Hopefully one day you will get the chance to see him.

In Santo Domingo many, especially the upper class, raise an eye when your name is mentioned. Your native wife and rumors of your other activities have left you as a bit of an outsider, but others see you as a model encomienda leader and a reliable contributor to the colony. In many ways, your colony reflects the direction of the colony in general, fusing European and local customs and traditions.

Later

You shoo Kairi along with her duties. While you mostly leave her be now that the wide-hipped woman's due date is approaching, you still help yourself to a good fondling. Yahima open the door to the room loudly, startlign you. She rushes over excitedly and hugs you with all the strength in her slender arms. "Mi amor, it's happened again! I'm pregnant!"

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