Then, Irvin turned at me and curled his lips into a smile, "Don't cry. Don't you think you're contradicting yourself? You pushed me into the fountain, yet you're crying for me."

I scowled at his tone. He had deliberately misinterpreted my actions. I only cried because I truly thought he was dead.

Irvin left after that. Unknowingly, I turned to look at Hendrix, and I was afraid that he would mistake what Irvin had said as the truth, "I wasn't crying for him! It was physiological tears! I was frightened."

"I know," Hendrix reached out to tuck a strand of my front hair behind my ear. With a faint smile, he stressed, "I know."

Fortunately, the rest of the night was uneventful. It was already quite late, and I was getting exhausted after Yohannes blew his birthday candles and shared his cakes with us.

Nerissa walked us to our car, and she nagged, "Stay home as much as possible for the coming few days. You are going to give birth soon, so please, be careful. Don't think that you can do whatever you like because you're still so young. The risks are still there, okay?"

I nodded. Nerissa told Hendrix a few more things before she finally allowed us to leave.

At the crossroads waiting for the traffic lights to turn green, Hendrix glimpsed at my tummy and said, "Two more weeks to go. Don't worry, I've already talked to the hospital."

I only nodded as I was drained of energy, and I didn't want to talk much.

against the back of the seat, I

started to move slowly, Hendrix spoke in his low

startled, and I turned to

wheels, stealing a glance at me, and

"No, I'm just curious. Why did you ask me to stay away from

mind, and I couldn't help but laugh, "Do you think

more, and he asked again,

confidence. I basically didn't look in the mirror since I was pregnant because I had gained weight. Even my limbs were

any angle. I

was simply

that I didn't even want to get out of the car. Hendrix walked over to the passenger's side, and he carried me back to the

The next day.

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made quite a hearty breakfast. Minnie beamed when she saw me going down the stairs. She glanced at the size of my baby bump and said, "Your belly looks bigger now. I'm sure that it'll be

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