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

Boots crunched on the soft snow as Leanne stepped away, then turned back.

Through the swirling snowflakes, Curtis stood under the eave, his features as striking as ever.

Locking eyes with her, a gentle warmth flickered in his eyes.

He didn't come to see her off, just said, "You should head back. It's cold out."

On her way back, Leanne couldn't shake the image of his eyes from her mind.

When Joy heard she had seen Curtis in Northwood, her gaze immediately darted to Leanne's belly. "Did he notice?"

"No."

At home, Leanne shrugged off her down jacket.

Joy reached out, comparing their bellies, "How do you manage to stay so slim at 20 weeks? I look bigger after a single meal at a buffet."

Leanne retorted, "Is that from one meal, or because you're eating five times a day?"

Stung, Joy mock-threatened, "I'm gonna get you for that!"

Halfway through her playful attack, she remembered Leanne's condition and dramatically grabbed her own neck instead, "I'll throttle myself!"

"Don't you have a check-up tomorrow? I have to attend a meeting in the morning, which should be done in a couple of hours," Joy mentioned. "Why don't you wait for me? I'll go with you in the afternoon?" "I've already made an appointment with the doctor," Leanne said. "I'll be fine. Don't worry."

dreamed that night

when they lived a simple yet warm life as a

final moments, her father advised her, "Keep

light, Leanne sipped water while pondering her parents' message. They hadn't revealed the culprit, not

and moved towards the sunrise.

Leanne's

Leanne attended her prenatal

With

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every organ clearly visible.

baby's gender, but being medically trained

stepped out of the clinic, stuffing the results into her bag, Jeremy called

"Leanne?"

looked up, equally surprised,

the sign for the maternity

to visit my cousin who just had

"Yeah."

didn't find it

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unexpected meeting made Jeremy hesitant, wanting to ask. more without crossing a line. Without his prying, Leanne

smiled, "It's okay. Say whatever you

a small laugh, "It's nothing.

shook her head, "Not