Daddy, Chasing Mommy Back is On Us!

In the end, he lacked the courage to tell Pierre anything. Just recently, he read from a book that relayed the hardships women went through during pregnancy. Not only did they have to go through a lot of pain during pregnancy, but going into labor would put them in a life-and-death situation.

No matter the circumstances, Meredith was the one who gave life to him and his brother after going through all the hardships. Therefore, he decided that as her son, he should at least try to defend her even though she might have done something bad.

While humans had a choice in everything, they didn't have a say in who their parents were. Although it was frustrating, he knew to accept the cards that fate dealt him. With that, he steeled his resolve. In the meantime, Meredith forced a smile as she approached Pierre. "How are your injuries, Pierre? I was worried sick."

"They're alright."

Silence descended after that. Such was their interaction all along. Although four years could be a long time, they merely met each other a few times, and only ever exchanged a few lines.

but it's more important that you're doing well." Meredith wore a sorrowful expression. In effect, she was also a victim in the sense that her wedding was no more despite the fact that she had been happily

after you've made a full recovery and when you have time." Adding that, she was in fact trying to secure from him a promise, as she did need to know his thoughts regarding the failed wedding. She needed to know if they would hold the wedding on another date, or

replied, "I will never

Casting her a glance, he was aware that it was cruel of him to tell her that, but that was just how he handled

saying..." Stuttering, she failed

I will never

delusions she had. Thrown

of marrying you. Although we had children together, it was an entirely

frown before sweeping a glance across her. His reaction made her heart tremble in fear. While she knew him well enough to understand that he didn't like physical contact with anybody, she didn't let go as she hadn't the