The Bound Between Us

Chapter 419

The tender movements of their unborn child brought a sense of anticipation and excitement to both Herman and Anastasia.

Herman had already prepared a room for the baby. It was filled with the best and most expensive toys, clothes, and a crib.

Anastasia’s radiance during pregnancy was unmissable. Her skin was glowing. She seemed more gentle and graceful, and her feminine charm was more profound.

After Anastasia had fallen asleep, Herman quietly went out to the living room for a smoke. He was particularly worried about these final two months. The closer they got to the end, the more crucial it was to remain vigilant.

Originally, the plan was to let the baby stay in Anastasia’s womb for seven months, but Anastasia wanted to try for eight months before having a C-section. Every additional day the baby spent in the womb, the better their immunity would be, and the better their overall development would be.

Herman understood Anastasia’s decision. What mother wouldn’t want to give their child the best possible start?

Anastasia had gained about fifteen pounds, and she frequently suffered from back pain. She thought she

the space in her womb became smaller, it added to Anastasia’s burden.

second one when Feiman

“You’re about to be a father. There’s no

in a cigarette. Feiman was also planning on having a couple of cigarettes to help

some business matters,” Herman replied. “Mom hasn’t let you back into the bedroom

a

when he offered himself up for a good scolding, Katelyn refused to engage. She treated him like he

I’m on death row, slowly torturing me with her cold indifference. What does she want, anyway? Anastasia has a daughter, and she’s accepted it. The whole family has. I have an illegitimate son, but

Herman’s reaction and quickly added,

going back to my room.

chat, and blow off some steam, but before they could even get started, he had managed

something, but in the end, he just waved his hand, signaling Herman to go get some

Anastasia, accustomed to sleeping in during her last few months of pregnancy, forgot she was