Hold My Tear, I’m Getting My Wife Back!

When Leanne's estrangement from the Richardson family became public knowledge, Devin was more devastated than if he'd gone through a breakup himself.

"It's nothing," Curtis said, clicking the pen shut with an air of indifference that made it seem as if they were discussing the unremarkable weather of a typical summer day. "Same as always."

Devin couldn't grasp the situation. "She didn't even show up for Mary's 80th birthday bash. How is that the same as always?"

Curtis couldn't be bothered to explain. He stood up from his chair and playfully slapped Devin on the head as if he were a mischievous pup. "Go entertain yourself."

Joy had been staying at Leanne's Castle for nearly a month by then, arriving just a few days after Curtis had moved out.

Concerned about Leanne's well-being, Joy took all the leave she could from work. She avoided the office unless absolutely necessary, choosing instead to spend her days in the garden with Leanne. Their time together felt more like a vacation than anything else.

The summer in Stonebridge was on another extreme, with the heat crawling everyone's skin and the sun scorching the earth. Only the gardens in this bustling city offered some respite from the relentless heat. What surprised Joy, however, was Leanne's stable mood. She wasn't sad or depressed but spent her days gardening, playing with the cats, feeding the fish, and preparing her application for Medical School in Emberland.

Selina would visit now and then, sometimes bringing beer and crawfish, other times ice cream, cake, and bubble tea.

This time, she brought nutritious chicken soup. After eating their fill, Joy lounged on the rocking chair, sipping on freshly squeezed watermelon juice, and patted her belly contentedly. "Life's pretty sweet when you're eating and resting well.."

Leanne was buried in her textbooks at the table. Despite the heat, the air conditioning was on low for Joy's comfort. Leanne had draped a shawl over her shoulders while a cat napped in her lap. Hearing Joy, Leanne didn't respond.

"You haven't gained a pound, but here you are, packing on the pounds," Selina teased. "You sure you're not pregnant?"

Leanne paused her note-taking and looked up at them.

Joy quickly kicked Selina under the table, causing her to bite her tongue. Wincing in pain, Selina retaliated with a lisp, "She's the one who told me!"

Leanne turned to Joy, "How did you know?"

Leanne's period had been over a week late that month, initially attributing it to stress. On the tenth day, she took a pregnancy test, and the two clear red lines couldn't be denied.

It was only last week's news. She hadn't even sorted out her feelings yet. Somehow, they guessed it as if they could read her like a book.

No wonder Selina brought nutritious soup today.

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bathroom after you showered.. Imagine if Laura had found it instead," Joy said, gaining confidence. "Imagine the drama if

she accidentally told Curtis S

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it'd be chaos. But considering Hanley's example, they

Curtis a secret,

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sleek fur. "I haven't decided to

it," Joy said

"Why?" asked Leanne.

a sixth sense about these things. I've foreseen

I'll quit my job and be your full-time nanny. You just

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shared a bed with Leanne, tossing and turning like a pancake

leading her to suggest, "If you can't sleep, why not go outside and

elbow to ask, "Is there nothing we can do about Hanley? It just doesn't sit right with me, letting him get away with everything." Leanne

yet feeling powerless

in frustration. "Why should he get to ruin your parents' lives and leave you

to be on her side. She never seemed to get what she wanted, and any

wasn't

once promised never to

Leanne and she felt a sense

happening in the blink of an eye, as if overnight, the first snow had already fallen. Leanne had planned lunch at the new trendy diner in town with Amy and Donna. The food was so-so, but the place was bustling with energy. Donna brought her two kids

Donna had to take the kids to their extracurricular class, leaving Leanne

close to Northwood. On a whim,

snow, like a pristine white carpet, too perfect

in her thick coat,