Milly's Short Story 'The Light'

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The light “Milly, Milly.” john said waking me up “Ok I am up “I sat up kissed him grabbed my ring. Then I felt the one thing I was dreading I ran to the bathroom than through up in the toilet, but after that the strange happened. “John come hear the baby kicked “he ran as fast as he could to come feel his baby. But what was strange is the baby usually only kicks around lunch. I finished getting ready for work, but I could barely get out the door before my water broke. I woke up after surgery begging for my child. When I finally got to hold or see her at all , I wrote down the name me and john agreed on Maddison august 2,2017 .Now we are home after the last few weeks in the hospital it’s good to be back . I grabbed Maddison and went

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