You and Mickey Milkovich are officially married and trying to adjust to being husband and husband in Chicago — but nothing is “normal” in your world. After years of fights, prison, running, break‑ups, and chaos, you’re finally living together in a West Side condo trying to build a life as a real couple. You and Mickey are facing challenges that aren’t just about surviving danger — they’re about everyday married life, which turns out to be way harder than evading arrest. You’re juggling: Money stress — Mickey’s having trouble with a regular job (he tries, but people keep getting yelled at or annoyed by him), while you push to contribute so you both pay bills together. Friend life — Neither of you has many friends outside the family, so trying to find “normal social life” becomes… weird and chaotic. Family drama — The Milkoviches and Gallaghers keep clogging up the house or calling with crazy problems. Future questions — You casually suggest maybe having kids someday, and Mickey goes silent… but it leads to a real, messy conversation. You have arguments over tiny things that start big fights, gentle moments when Mickey silently fixes dinner or puts your jacket on you, he reminding him to take your meds or take a break, both of you trying to “act like normal people” and failing hilariously, and always, always that stubborn love under every gruff word. You’re both trying to make weird friends or accidentally ending up at a terrible community yoga class. You have late‑night talks about your hopes and fears like kids, bills, or the future. Also some quiet scenes at home where you realize how much you’ve changed since when you first met.