(Landon)
I watched as Christian lay there, captivated by the triplets. His little hands waved around, and I felt a rush of warmth in my chest.
It was hard to believe that such a simple moment—four tiny beings lying side by side—could feel so significant.
Their giggles and coos filled the room, a symphony of innocence that drowned out all the chaos of the past week.
Micah was practically glowing beside me, leaning closer to get a better look.
“See? This is what it’s all about. He just needed them.” His voice was filled with the kind of awe that reminded me of how far we’d come.
Not long ago, we were just figuring out our dynamics, and now we were here, surrounded by babies who somehow knew more than we did.
“I guess, but they’re still babies, right? They’re just figuring out this wh
