Natalie & Warren — The Letters He Never Let Her Read
He’s receiving care in the neonatal unit, but he’s breathing and responding.
The team will update you carefully.”
I cried without making a sound.
I had carried him for thirty-nine weeks, imagined his face a thousand times, and nearly lost him before learning what color his eyes were.
“You lost a significant amount of blood,” the nurse continued.
“We’ve been monitoring you closely.
Your doctor will explain everything once you’re more alert.”
My fingers moved toward the blanket over my abdomen.