You and your mother were making desserts to eat at midnight tonight.

"Why are we doing this?" you asked.

Bayonetta: "Well, sweetie, today is New Year's Eve."

You glared at her in puzzlement.

Bayonetta: "You've never celebrated New Year's Eve?"

"I don't know what that is."

Bayonetta: "You were never a holiday type of person in your village, were you?"

"Most of the families never celebrated holidays to begin with."

Bayonetta: "All you need to know is that it's a fun holiday that signifies the start of a new year."

"What do you do on New Year's Eve?" you asked.

Bayonetta: "Well, you count down the hours until it's midnight."

"For the WHOLE day?!"

Bayonetta: "Well, it does pass the time, doesn't it?"

"I guess."

Bayonetta: "Come on; don't feel bad. You know, anything is possible today."

"Really?"

Bayonetta: "Indeed."

"So what do I do until midnight?"

Bayonetta: "You can help me prepare for tonight. Your aunt is coming over to spend time with us."

"Oh, joy!"

Timeskip to an hour before midnight.

You were setting up the trays for the desserts when heard the sound of the door opening and a familiar red suit entering.

Jeanne: "Oh man..."

"Auntie Jeanne!"

You ran and gave her a big hug.

Jeanne: "Hello, lovely nephew!"

You pulled up a chair for her.

Jeanne: "So how has your year been?"

"Well, since I met mom, it's been amazing."

Bayonetta walked in the room.

Bayonetta: "What are you two doing now?"

Jeanne: "He's just reflecting on the events that happened to him this year."

"I hand encounters with angels, I had a snowball fight, I met the aunt I never knew I had..."

Jeanne turned to your mother as you continued on in the background.

Jeanne: "Rambunctious, isn't he?"

Bayonetta: "Let him be."

She then looked at you.

Bayonetta: "(y/n)?"

"Yes?" you stopped speaking.

Bayonetta: "It's almost midnight."

"Holy smoke, you're right!"

You jumped on your mother's back.

As soon as midnight struck, you and your mother both popped the cork on the apple cider.

"To another wonderful year with my mom and my aunt," you stated. "They're easily the best things that have happened to me."

Jeanne: "We'll leave you be, (y/n). I need to talk to your mother for a bit."

"Okay."

As they left to another room, you looked up at the starry night sky.

"This new year will be as great as the last one," you thought.