The contractions start at 3 AM, and Killian goes into full CEO mode.“It’s time them,” he says, already reaching for his phone and the stopwatch app he downloaded weeks ago. “Duration, intensity, frequency.”“They just started,” I tell him, gripping the edge of our bed as the first real contraction tightens across my belly. “We have time.”“We need data to make informed decisions.”“We need to wait and see if this is real labor or false alarm.”But even as I say it, another contraction begins, stronger than the first, unmistakably different from the practice ones I have been having for weeks.“That's eight minutes apart,” Killian announces, making notes on his phone. “Duration approximately forty-five seconds.”“You are timing my contractions?”“I'm gathering information for medical professionals.”“Killian, thousands of women give birth every day without their husbands creating spreadsheets.”“Those women aren't married to me.”By 5 AM, the contractions are coming every five minutes,
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