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Chapter 47

作者: Ameerah_Mmd
last update publish date: 2026-07-09 21:11:39

YNA woke up early, feeling lighter and more rested than ever—far away from all the stress and noise back in the city. She walked Captain Larry’s granddaughter home, and the old man invited her for coffee; she happily agreed, especially since it was free, and she’d grown fond of the village’s native brew. It was rich, warm, and seemed to seep right into her bones. She’d read that small amounts of coffee were perfectly safe during pregnancy, so she didn’t worry too much.

Captain Larry poured her
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