I was only in the last month of my first trimester. My pregnancy wasn't showing yet.
"The Don said we should prepare in advance as there is no telling how dangerous and complicated the war will become. If the situation worsens, there is no way either of you can leave the house," Tony answered.
Oh…the war. Of course. We were already restricted here during this war period, let alone if the war dragged out. I was sure they wouldn't even allow us to enter the backyard.
I had to resist the urge to roll my eyes. While I understood the circumstances, I didn't appreciate being caged like a bird. I valued my freedom a lot.
"I apologize if the clothes are not to your liking," Tony said after a moment had passed.
"We were not sure of what you would like."
Ah. I hadn't been able to keep the expr
