twenty-four

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She relaxed against the pillows, her head lolling on her shoulders

She was used to this feeling

She was sweaty and shaking

Her breathing was heavy

Her glassy eyes found met the cerulean sea that she could swim in for hours

"I love you." She croaked

Their hands gripping each other's like they had grown together

This time, though

They were glassy for a whole new reason

It had been eight point three one years since they had left

Since they began their lives

And now,

As they stared at each other, the air thick with emotions, only three words pierced the fogged brains

"Meet your daughter."

The End

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