I consistently notice Sean, his expression reflecting pain and distress, although he attempts to conceal it; the reason eludes me. At a fleeting moment, I intercepted him, aiming to uncover the source of his troubles. "What's bothering you, Sean? I can sense it; you're keeping something hidden." I spoke gently, suspecting I might understand the nature of his anguish, yet also aware that certain pains can't be easily mended. "I'm okay; let's just enjoy today," he replied, attempting to move past me. Anticipating his actions, I positioned myself in his way, recognising that, if he wished, he could effortlessly lift and relocate me. "No lies, no secrets." I looked at him, waiting. "Things like this, just remind me of Tallulah, the fact she never got her first birthday, the fact they will never meet her, and I won't see her ever again." His hurt, his pain, now inflicting me, I can only imagine what it is like to lose a child, and his eyes were awful, pools of sorrow, no escape f
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