They Were All Warm

Tired of crying, the twins were pacified and fell asleep together, leaning on each other. Savannah had been accompanying them all along as she was reluctant to leave. "Vannah, you need to have a rest and eat something." Callan put his hands on Savannah's shoulder. In two days, his wife lost her weight and looked slightly haggard. "I don't feel like eating and sleeping." Savannah shook her head with her eyes still red. "Alas..." Callan bent down and held Savannah in his arms. He put his palm on her flat belly and said tenderly, "I know you can't bear to separate with Simon, but you have to think about the baby in your belly. As its mom, you feel so sad for its brother, and ignore him, he will be unhappy." Savannah suddenly recalled that she was still at the early stages of pregnancy. Callan was right, she couldn't be self-willed like this. Callan noticed that Savannah had come round to him. He held her to walk out. "Get something to eat first. If you can't fall asleep, then just lie in