The little guy flung himself into her arms, his eyes brimming with tears as he choked out, "I just want Mommy. I don't need a Dad."
"When Mommy had me, she must have been in a lot of pain, all alone."
"Mommy went through so much pain for me. I'll always, always protect her."
Hearing the earnest innocence in his voice, Sheila couldn't hold back her tears any longer. They rolled down her cheeks in large, heavy drops.
She hugged the little guy tightly. "Mommy will always protect you too."
"And having you, Wilson, is the luckiest thing that's ever happened to me."
Wilson felt a warm glow spread through him, wrapping his little arms around her neck, nuzzling his head against her chest.
"Mommy, the luckiest thing for me is being your precious son. In my next life, and the one after that,
