Chapter 808

Chapter 808:

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Frightened and confused, Janey hadn't remembered to tell Raegan about the incident even after they returned home.

A mixture of surprise and shock washed over Raegan. At that moment, he had been consumed with worry when he saw Janey collapsed on the floor and crying, oblivious to what had really happened.

But in retrospect, Raegan realized that from where she was then, she wouldn't have been able to see the full picture. So he had misunderstood Mitchel.

Raegan fought a wave of conflicting emotions. Believing that Mitchel had hurt Janey, she had decided to cut ties with him. But now it turned out to be a misunderstanding.

Unable to read Raegan's expression, Janey thought Raegan was angry with her. He reached out, intertwining his fingers with Raegan's, and whispered, "Mom, please don't be mad at me, okay?"

Snapping out of her reverie, Raegan gently squeezed Janey's hand and murmured, “I'm not mad at you, honey. "I'm just thinking about how I wrongly blamed Mitchel."

"So, will you apologize to Mitchel?" Janey asked innocently. Since she was little she had been taught the importance of apologizing when one makes a mistake.

Raegan nodded, though hesitantly. "I will find the right time to apologize."

"After you do, I'll join you in disliking Mitchel," Janey declared, her small fist clenched in solidarity. “After all, he just threw away your soup like that.”

Raegan couldn't help but find Janey amused.

The chill that had settled over Raegan's emotions all day began to thaw, stirred by Janey's maturity beyond her years.

Raegan felt it was the right time to have another serious conversation with Janey. "Janey, I have something to tell you."

“What is it about?”

“Well…” Raegan cleared her throat, feeling a hint of nervousness. "I have two little babies growing in my belly."

Janey looked puzzled. "In your belly?" I was still too young to understand the concept of pregnancy.

Suddenly, Janey sat up, lifted Raegan's shirt, and started searching.

«Mom, where are the babies hiding? "I don't see them."

Raegan giggled, unable to contain her amusement. «Janey, the babies are still tiny embryos, nestled inside my belly. That's why you can't see them."

Janey blinked curiously. "Are they tiny, like I was when I was a baby?"

“Yes,” Raegan answered and then proceeded to describe the journey from pregnancy to birth.

Janey seemed to finally understand the concept. "So the babies are tiny right now, barely the size of an egg."

Raegan nodded, "Exactly."

Then Raegan asked the most important question: "Janey, do you think you'll like them?"

Janey thought for a moment before cautiously asking, "Do you like them, Mommy?"

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