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Just a hospital room filled with cold fluorescent lights and a doctor’s voice trying to be kind. And then, nothing but a crib that stayed empty.
I would stand in the nursery at night, holding tiny onesies that would never be worn.
I left them there untouched for months. The yellow walls we’d painted together mocked me every time I walked past.
A week later, my husband packed a suitcase. I thought maybe he needed air, maybe he’d stay with his brother.
Instead, he looked at the floor and said, “I need a family.
And I don’t see one here anymore.”
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