part 2 The man who spent eleven years blaming me for our childlessness threw me out of our home9-008v

made this family louder.”

I smiled through tears.

“Don’t call them miracles too often,” I said. “They’ll get arrogant.”

He laughed, and for the first time, the sound reminded me of something in myself.

Months passed.

My body changed. My heart changed with it.

I moved into a quiet house Gabriel owned near the coast, not as a dependent, but because my doctor continue reading …