"Don't laugh, Ana. It's not funny." Abdul grumbled. Ana stopped herself with great effort.
"No, it's not. I know how much you love both of our children, no matter how you try to discipline them." She looked straight into her husband's eyes. "I know how it's hurt you back when you kicked Zaide out."
Abdul wrapped his hands around her waist. "I've found cure on the internet too, Ana. They said-"
Ana took his face in her hands and firmly said, "It's not a disease, Abdul. I know that you know that, just believe it too."
"But, he can be normal, again."
"He is normal, honey." Abdul tried to come up with something again, but Ana was not having any of that. "We'll talk about it tomorrow. Come to bed, Abdul. We both need each other and we need to support our children, okay?"
Abdul saw the same fire and determination in Ana's eyes just as when they were young. He only nodded before Ana took his hand in hers and led to their bedroom.
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Puppy Love
Teen FictionBook 1 in the "Love" series. Zaide first saw Thomas when he was stuck on a tree and was helped by the older boy. From then on, Thomas had been saving him. This story is about how a crush turned into puppy love and how over the time it blossomed. War...
