In the heartwarming and whimsical novel, "Getting My Dada and Papa Back Together: Ways of Five-Year-Old Kids," the story unfolds in a unique Alpha-Beta-Omega (ABO) setting in Country Y. At the center of this tale are the twins, mischievous yet adorable, who embark on a quest to reunite their estranged parents, the alpha (Papa) and the omega (Dada).

Years earlier, the alpha, known as Kim Taeyang, had betrayed the omega, Park Jiyeon, by cheating with his best friend. Unbeknownst to Taeyang, Jiyeon was carrying the precious gift of twin boys. Hurt and betrayed, Jiyeon fled, leaving behind a fractured family.

Now, with the twins reaching the age of five and displaying a striking resemblance to the most influential businessman in Continent X, their parents' homeland, fate seems to be pulling the family back together. The boys, who are yet to differentiate themselves, embark on a series of hilarious and heartwarming adventures to bring their parents, Jiyeon and Taeyang, back into each other's lives.

As the twins navigate their way through preschool antics, playground escapades, and encounters with quirky characters, they devise clever schemes to reintroduce their parents. Unaware of the complexity of adult relationships, the twins innocently bestow names upon their long-lost parents and weave a magical tale of love, forgiveness, and second chances.

The novel takes readers on a rollercoaster of emotions, from laughter to tears, as the twins' antics draw their parents closer. Amidst the chaos, Jiyeon returns to Country Y, setting the stage for a fateful reunion. However, the road to reconciliation is filled with unexpected twists, forcing the characters to confront the pain of the past and redefine the meaning of family.

This is a heartwarming story about the resilience of love, the innocence of childhood, and the unbreakable bonds that tie families together, no matter how far they may have drifted apart.