Noel pouted. âYou pushed me away. Saying âkind ofâ wonât change what happened.â He said. Noel sighed. âTo be perfectly honest I havenât realized I was distant with you. I just got focused on speeding the course and the work. And being with the kids when I could.â He said. Noel thought a little. âWell, that kind of happens with non planned pregnancies. But I chose to be with you. I chose to be a father, you donât need to be guilty about it, it was my decision.â He said looking at Marcy. âI didnât⊠I mean⊠You told me a story of how your ex convinced you to have an abortion and that you regreatted deeply. That doesnât imply that you want to have kids, for sure.â Noel shrugged. âWhat is the point of talkign about it now? We have kids. And itâs not like I can think and tell you I donât want kids. We have them and itâs been two years. I wouldnât have it any other way now.â He said. âWe can only talk about future kids.â He said. Noel raised his eyebrows. âWhat is a shame money? What does it means?â He said. Noel listened to Marcy and pouted, paying attention. He sighed. âOkay⊠Fine. We can get a loan. And Iâll quit one of my part time jobs. And we can figure it out the rest.â He said and held Marcyâs hands, caressing it lightly.
Marcy pouted, as well. âSaying âkind ofâ makes lessen my situation of what I did in my head. And I know what I didâ, she blinked. âAnd I canât find the reason why I did it-it was probably because of what the hormones did to my body and my head and everything felt weird and uncomfortableâ, she blinked fast. âAnd I told you all that, thenâ, she licked her lips, âAnd I pushed you probably because of that...to confirm my fear? I donât knowâ, she shrugged. âOr...â, she looked down and played with her fingers. âSince I got pregnant, I felt like everything was changing. Because it definitely does...for everyone that has the baby. And....after I gave birth, as hormones started to subdue, I realized that I felt full. Like whatever happened made complete somehow and I started feeling bad, because the last time I felt like that, was before I got pregnant the last timeâ, she frowned. âAnd it was somehow...how I lost myself with it....and what I wanted...â, she sighed heavily. âAnd iâve mentioned you some times before that Iâm changing and I donât like it...I was used to be more firm around people and less emotional and now...I feel like...everything is emotional and I want to cry at everythingâ, she made a pause, âwhich is probably something that mostly hormones make you feelâ, she chuckled. âI want old Marcy backâ.
 âFor sureâ, she nodded. âBut, I probably wanted that...to have a kid, because of that. Not exactly like how it ended up happening. Like...â, she bit her lower lip. âDo everything else and then, have kidsâ, she blinked. âI mean...to talk about how we are going to do from now on. What would be the next stage in our relationship? âCause it wasnât many months later, on Myaâs wedding, that you were talking about having other kids,as wellâ, she widened her eyes. âAnd Iâm sure...Iâm up for talking about it now, but at that moment, I couldnât...I didnât like myself very much, because I didnât expect those kind of changes in my body. And to be honest, I still feel a little out of place with myself, when it comes to my body, anywayâ, she sighed. âShame money-thatâs how I call it...is the money we got from the trial, after the abortion. And it was a lot...â, she blinked fast. âAnd Iâve talked to my parents then and we agreed that Iâd use them, when something is very important and needs to be doneâ, she blinked fast. âAnd I thought this situation is right to use it-to relax for a momentâ, she sighed. Marcy bit her lower lip at that and nodded.