ADVERTISEMENT
For a second, everything froze. Then I laughed—maybe cried—honestly, it felt like both. I pulled her into my arms, and we slid to the floor together like our legs had stopped working. She tucked her head beneath my chin, finally exhaling a breath she’d probably been holding for days.
She stayed curled against me and nodded.
“Terrified,” she whispered. “But also… good. Fantastic.”
“It’s all going to be okay, June,” I told her, kissing her forehead. “We can do this, honey.”
“I hope so.”
“You’re going to be such a great mom, bug,” I said. “I’m serious. This is going to be one lucky kid.”
Continue reading…
ADVERTISEMENT