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She’ll handle the morning, and I’ll be home by three. We can manage this… I promise.”
I wanted to believe him.
The house hit me before I even opened the door, and I could hear both babies wailing.
Inside was chaos. Bottles were piled in the sink. Laundry was overflowing from the basket like some kind of fabric volcano.
Burp cloths were scattered across every surface.
And Nick? He was just sitting on the couch, scrolling through his phone.
“Oh thank God,” he said when he saw me, not even looking up. “They’ve been crying for like two hours straight.
I think they’re broken.”
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