GRACE
Ulric no longer allowed me to go out to help. Marriage is about compromise, and his condition was for me to see a doctor first before doing anything, so I didn’t argue. He has a point. If I am pregnant, I can’t use all my energy because it might affect my baby.
Ulric tucked me in beside Kane before leaving. I was so tired that I quickly fell back asleep.
The next morning, I woke up without Kane. But there was a note from Taryn saying she has my son and not to worry about a thing. I got up, changed clothes, and went down to the dining room. Jeans and a black tank top matched my black sneakers.
“Good morning. You must be hungry,” my father said.
“I’m just going to have—” I was about to say coffee when I thought about the baby and changed my mind. “Tea.”
Dad frowned. “Tea? I thoug
