September
SarahSarah looked up with anticipation as Caleb handed her their baby. Louise was right. It was a baby boy.
Her heart skipped a beat when she gazed upon her son’s face. “Hey there, sweetheart,” she cooed. “It’s so nice to meet you.” Sarah couldn’t believe that her baby was finally in her arms. Nothing had prepared her for the overwhelming love she felt for the little bundle that pursed its little lips. Sarah glanced back at Caleb, who was smiling down at mother and daughter. “I’m your mama.”
“You did good, babe.” Caleb planted a kiss on her forehead. “How are you feeling?”
“A bit sore,” she said. She was exhausted. The drugs had worn off and she could feel the tenderness around the incision in her belly. In the end, her doctor had suggested a caesarian delivery as they were d
