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I said against his mouth. "Six weeks," he confirmed. "And Monaco straight after." "The boat is already booked." I pulled back far enough to look at him. "You actually booked the boat." "Two weeks. Harbour view. Deck space big enough for the twins, Lily, Ethan and Faith. They can come the second week." He was completely serious. "I booked it the night of the first facility breach. I needed something real to look forward to." "Show me," I said. He picked up his phone, opened a booking confirmation, and held it up. A boat. A harbour. Fourteen days starting the week after Barcelona.

I tell her she has nine weeks left. She kicks once. Unenthusiastic. Dominic is in the room for this appointment because clause twelve, because he would have been there without clause twelve, because when I reach for his hand during the heartbeat portion of the scan he takes it immediately and holds it for the full two minutes Dr. Vega is checking. Afterward in the car he is quiet for a block. "Nine weeks," he says. "Nine weeks," I say. "And then Edinburgh in March," he says.

Wren sat across the kitchen table from Isla, both hands wrapped around a mug of tea, and for a moment neither of them said anything at all. The apartment was quiet around them, afternoon light coming in low through the window, the plant on the sill throwing a long shadow across the table. "Four weeks," Isla said finally. "That's what the doctor said. You're four weeks behind me." "I still can't quite believe it," Wren said. "Both of us. At the same time. What are the odds."

I saw his gaze move there and I felt the ground shift under my feet. "How many days do you have left?" he asked, very quietly. Everything in the room receded. "What?" "I'm not stupid, Leo." Still quiet. Still not looking directly at me. "I know what those are. I know approximately how long a standard prescription runs. I know we're past that window." He pulled his jersey over his head. "How many days." "Nine," I said, because lying was suddenly beyond me. "My source has a two-week delay."

"How long... Will that take?" An amused look passed the male's face as she said those words before he pulled the chair opposite her and sat, hands together in something similar to a prayer as he stared at her. "Oh. Three days if we are not interrupted. A week, at most," Nine blanched. "A week?" He tilted his head. "Anywhere you need to be, Doll?" She could tell he knew her answer was a no by the look on his face, and it stung her a bit, causing her to say, "I— I am going to get a tutor so I can... Learn how to read and write."

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Bethany “Okay, forget I said that but still, one day isn’t enough.” I let out. “Two days,” Nicholas suggested. I shoot my head. “That’s still too short.” “One week.” Justin said. Okay, not bad. Justin definitely gained more points. One week seemed pretty logical even though what I wanted was like three weeks. One week was enough to figure out anything other than wanting to fuck them. “Girl, you are sick.” I thought to myself.

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Days turn into weeks and weeks again turn into months now mehak is nine months pregnant everyone taking very good care of mehak. During these months Ibrahim and mehak's relationship gets better and better with time they both become closer to each other and Ibrahim's love for mehak is getting increased day by day with time ibak and the farden becomes extremely naughty with time and loves to play with sameera and Adeel. daily at night sameera and Adeel takes both children on the walk after dinner it's their

She asked. "When it's up to three to four months and mostly fourteen weeks oh and I wanna give you some guardians since this is your first time" the midwife walked towards a cupboard as she spoke before bringing out a self care book. "You should try to read these and since it's your first time getting pregnant you should avoid taking caffeine and hard drinks and many others which you would know if you read the self care book" the midwife instructed and Valerie nodded before opening the book and going through the book.