Your past and mine are parallel lines
While it felt like they had all the time in the world, there was still a part of Soh that felt like they should figure it all out right now. Time, she was sure, would fly by quickly for them, with their child arriving before they knew it. And, gods, she didn’t even have her living arrangements sorted yet. That seemed like the bare minimum, and yet she hadn’t even managed that. But given that she’d been panicked about how Zavien would react, and that he’d taken the news so well - and was so happy, now that the initial shock had worn off - she took the day as an overall win. As he said, they could figure out the rest later.
If anyone had told her a week ago that she’d be this happy to have her entire world upended, she’d have thought they were mad. And yet, here she was - pregnant and blissful, now that the fact of the matter had settled in. It hadn’t been in her plan - but then neither had Zavien, and look how that had turned out. Maybe the best things in life were the surprises along the way, the things that reminded them that they were living.
”I’m good.” She smiled, heart full in ways she hadn’t realized were possible up until now. ”I should definitely eat something,” she added, making a face. She wasn’t really hungry, but she supposed she was moderately less nauseous than she had been earlier. ”No promises on how much I’ll be able to manage, though.” But she would force something down. After all, she was eating for two now, and it wasn’t just about what she wanted anymore. It was about what was best for the baby, and that, unfortunately for Soh, was food.
If anyone had told her a week ago that she’d be this happy to have her entire world upended, she’d have thought they were mad. And yet, here she was - pregnant and blissful, now that the fact of the matter had settled in. It hadn’t been in her plan - but then neither had Zavien, and look how that had turned out. Maybe the best things in life were the surprises along the way, the things that reminded them that they were living.
”I’m good.” She smiled, heart full in ways she hadn’t realized were possible up until now. ”I should definitely eat something,” she added, making a face. She wasn’t really hungry, but she supposed she was moderately less nauseous than she had been earlier. ”No promises on how much I’ll be able to manage, though.” But she would force something down. After all, she was eating for two now, and it wasn’t just about what she wanted anymore. It was about what was best for the baby, and that, unfortunately for Soh, was food.
Stars all aligned and they intertwined
Minor powerplay allowed without permission.
Feel free to use force/magic on Sohalia.
Feel free to use force/magic on Sohalia.
