Before I can make sense of anything, I hit the ground hard. My elbow and knee burn, scraped raw, and for a moment I can’t tell if I slipped… or if someone pushed me.Watson is immediately at my side, gripping my arm as if I might fall again. He pushes himself upright, eyes sharp and scanning me. “Are you hurt?”I shake my head, breath caught in my chest, words refusing to form. And then it hits me. My baby.A broken sound escapes me before I even realise I’m speaking. “Watson… my baby.” My vision blurs; tears sting unexpectedly.Panic flashes across Watson’s face, unmistakable. “We’re going to the hospital.” He reaches for me, trying to lift me.Just then, another pair of hands grabs me from behind, steadying me. I rise slowly, heart hammering against my ribs, terrified that in my hurry I might hurt my baby myself.“Watson, you drive. I’ll hold her,” says the man, that voice, unmistakable. It’s Thomas Nelson.Watson nods silently, no questions, no hesitation.I’m stunned to see Thomas
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