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Chapter 1779

Author: Cozy Season
Debra finished reading the letter and smiled.

She pictured Michael writing it late at night. The city lights were glaring as he penned farewell with that cool smirk.

He even guessed they'd have a kid by now.

She tucked the letter and cards away, keeping his last trace safe.

Upstairs, Erica bolted out with Solomon. "He peed. What should I do?"

Debra pocketed the envelope. "You're a mom now. Chill out."

"I can't chill," Erica yelped. "How does he even wet the bed?"

"Marion and Randy went for diapers," Debra said, shaking her head. "Randy is gone, and you're clueless."

She hadn't birthed yet, but Erica gave her a preview.

Erica ranted, "The Illuminati cooked up all that tech. Why no magic pill to stop babies from crying? Or a fast-forward button? They blabbed about rebirth. Can't they speed up time?"

"You're not serious, right?" Debra sighed.

Soon, Randy and Marion rolled in. Erica lit up like they were her lifeline.

"You're back. He peed," she cried.

Randy grabbed Solomon, s
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