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Valentine returned upstairs right after her conversation with Helen ended. Her husband was on his laptop. Based on the way he almost had his face plant itself to the monitor of his device, it showed that he typing away as if his life depended on it. Well, of course. William’s life did depend on it.
She smiled at her silliness. “Hey.”
“Why did you want to talk with her?” William asked as his eyes were still focused on the screen.
“I wanted to tell her about this.” She circled her hand around her tummy as a gesture for him to understand why.
His face softened and he closed his laptop. “How did it go?” the way his voice sounded smooth and cozy made Valentine want to jump on him, cuddle and scoop with him until this evening.
“Well…” She plopped herself down on the bed, sitting with her back slouched and continued with a tone of disappointment, “I didn’t get the chance to tell her.”
“And that’s because?”
“I think your mothe
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