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67
As the morning sun cast its gentle rays across my room, I slowly stirred from my slumber. The warmth of the sunlight kissed my face, a soothing caress that gently pulled me from the depths of sleep. Blinking my eyes open, I found myself greeted by the soft glow of daylight, a reminder that a new day had dawned.
A sense of tranquility washed over me-a stark contrast to the turbulent emotions that had once gripped my heart. With each inhale and exhale, I felt a newfound calm settle within me, a sense of peace that had eluded me for so long.
But it wasn’t just the sunlight that had brought this serenity-it was the dream that had visited me in the night. As I lay there, the memory of the dream began to unfurl before me-a dream of my baby, a dream of sweetness and comfort.
In the dream, I had found myself in a place of warmth and light, a place that seemed to radiate with love. As I looked around, I saw my baby-a presence that was both ethereal and real, a vision that seemed to shimmer with a sense of purity.
“I’m safe, mommy,” the voice-soft and tender-reached my ears. It was a voice that carried the innocence of a child, a voice that resonated with a sense of reassurance.
Tears welled up in my eyes as I looked at my baby-the baby I had lost but who seemed to be present before me in this dream. The dream was a dance of emotions-joy, longing, and a bittersweet ache that tugged at my heart.Belonging to NôvelDrama.Org.
“You’re safe,” I whispered in response, my voice carrying a depth of emotion that words alone couldn’t express. The sense of connection in the dream was profound, a reminder that even in the realm of dreams, love transcended the boundaries of reality.
“I’ll soon come back,” the voice continued, its words wrapping around me like a gentle embrace. The promise held in those words was a balm to my soul-a promise that spoke of reunion, of a future that held the potential for new beginnings.
And then, as dreams often do, the moment began to shift-a gentle breeze rustled through the space, a melody of whispered secrets. I looked down at my baby, and with a soft smile, I nodded my understanding.
As I woke from the dream, my heart felt full-full of love, full of hope, and full of a quiet acceptance. The dream had brought with it a sense of closure, a moment of connection that allowed me to glimpse the possibility of healing.
As I lay there, I took a deep breath, allowing the emotions of the dream to wash over me. The dream had been a gift-a gift that had allowed me to hold my baby once more, if only in the realm of dreams. It was a reminder that the love I felt for my baby was real, that it transcended time and space.
Slowly, I pushed myself up and sat on the edge of the bed, the morning sunlight spilling across the room. With a soft smile, I whispered the words that had been exchanged in the dream-words that carried a message of love and longing.
“I love you, my baby,” I murmured, my voice carrying the weight of my emotions. “And I’ll be waiting.”
I had just settled into a quiet moment, lost in my thoughts, when the sound of my bedroom door swinging open caught me by surprise. I turned my gaze towards the doorway, and there, standing before me, were Ace and Alex-each carrying flowers, gifts, and a selection of sweets.
My eyes widened in surprise as confusion danced across my features. “What is this?” I asked, my voice tinged with a mixture of astonishment and curiosity. I watched as they carefully placed the offerings on the floor beside me-a colorful array of blooms, carefully wrapped presents, and an assortment of delectable treats.
Their smiles were warm and genuine, their eyes reflecting a blend of excitement and affection. “Happy Mother’s Day,” they said in unison, their voices carrying a resonance that filled the room.
Tears welled up in my eyes, and I blinked them away, my gaze moving between Ace and Alex as if searching for understanding. Their gesture was unexpected, a testament to their thoughtfulness and the depth of their care for me.
“Thank you,” I managed to whisper, my voice choked with emotion. The weight of their kindness settled within me, a warmth that spread through my chest and dispelled the remnants of sadness that had lingered.
Ace knelt down and picked up one of the gifts, extending it towards me. “We wanted to show you how much you mean to us,” he explained, his eyes holding mine with unwavering sincerity.
Alex nodded in agreement, his smile gentle. “You’ve been through so much, and we wanted to honor you on this day.”