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CHAPTER 59 : The surprise

Author: Zurie
last update publish date: 2026-06-25 00:43:54

Three months after the wedding, I found out I was pregnant.

It was a surprise.I really didnt expect that i would be pregnat .A wonderful, terrifying, unexpected surprise.

I told Julian on a Saturday morning. He was making breakfast. Pancakes. Chocolate chips. The works.

"Julian, I need to tell you something."i said

"Okay." He didn't look up from the stove.

"Sit down."

He looked at me. His face was worried. "What's wrong?"

"Nothing's wrong. Just sit down."

He sat. His hands were trembli
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