Amanda Smith couldn't help but laugh upon hearing that, "Now you seem disgusted by him, but weren't you very fond and happy at the beginning?"
"If I had known you'd be this sad before having him, I'd rather not have children."
He was very, very serious.
Amanda nestled entirely in his embrace and couldn't help but look up at him when she heard his words.
Others say that marriage is the graveyard of love, but for them, there was no difference between before and after the wedding. Getting married seemed to them just a ceremony, without much significance.
She lay comfortably in his arms and murmured, "What kind of nonsense are you talking about..."
She still really liked children.
Especially Samuel Johnson and her own child.
Just thinking about it made her feel that the suffering she was enduring now was worth it.
Samuel hugged her, absentmindedly stroking her belly, and he sighed, "Had I known it would be like this, I would have taken protective measures."
