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49 || Tired of hurting

The bed is empty when I wake up. Mace is still in his crib but Calum’s side of the bed is warm. My son is awake but quiet. He tilts his head as he inspects the ceiling. I pout, pressing my thumbs to my temples as my other fingers wiggle. He waves a little and his hand drops. Mace hasn’t gotten around to making coherent sentences Calum can decipher but I know he will come around soon. 

Mace’s arms circle his ankles, he blinks up at me and gurgles. “Ma,” he sneezes out. I pause. Did... did he... He burrows his head into his bed, and his chin juts out. “Ma-ma.” 

A scream dies in my throat, and I clap a hand over my mouth. They did inform me that my baby’s speech might be delayed because he was a preemie but nothing, not even the mumble-jumble I had grown used to hearing, prepares me for this moment. 

Excitement seeps into my veins. I grab both sides of his crib. “Mace,” I whisper. He smiles

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maramartha
someone will, definitely
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Dee
Dani needs to be held accountable for her part in this. Cathy is more forgiving than I would be! I can totally understand Cal. But I am LOVING! seeing Cal and Cathy find their way back to each other.
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Sabrina Stuchel
while therapy has helped Cathy see things in this way and her role as a mother protecting her baby too, Xal still needs to vent his anger out and it's best if it is aimed at his mother. Pete has apologized for his role in this and helped them be back together. Dani needs to know pain she caused them
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