I barely slept a wink, tossing and turning throughout the night, and worrying about the baby. Even As Caleb held me, I couldn’t relax. I ended up just lying there, staring up at the ceiling and watching as the dark blacks and blue colours in the sky, shifted to soft greys, blues and pinks as the sun rose. What was that saying; red sky in morning, shepherds warning? I’d never been one for superstitions and bad omens, but my anxiety levels were at an all time high.
Caleb stirred behind me. “Did you manage to get any sleep?” He murmured, sitting himself up and rolling me around to face him. He lightly brushed away the tears from my face, that I hadn’t even realised were there. “Everything will be ok.” He said softly, as I buried my face into his side, inhaling his scent and allowing it to ca
