Natasha:
I walked through the house’s now cold, empty halls.
I had to admit, I didn’t think that I would be missing Eleanor as much as I was, but man did I find myself so lost without her.
My heart ached for her, and I couldn’t help but find myself wondering what she was going through.
I put my hand on my stomach as I smiled at my baby who was growing inside me. My one consent in this messed up world that I was somehow going to have my miracle. It was one that I believed to be deprived from years ago, and even when I didn’t get my period or grew sick, the last thing that I thought of doing was to get a pregnancy test.
“We are going to get your auntie back, somehow, and she will be by our side again. And she will be holding you in her arms, and if I am lucky, I want her by my side duri
