“Not a joke.” She replied, rocking on the balls of her feet, her hands in her pockets. Sophia hadn’t been sure how to tell him, blurting it out seemed to be the easiest, but given her history and her life right now, to say she was terrified would be a bit of an understatement.
At her few words, he thought. It took a moment for it to sink in. He probably stood there for too long, open mouthed, hand on his temple. Eventually, he let out a small laugh, followed by a smile. "I-- I can't really believe it yet, forgive me, but..." He let his hand drop from his forehead and he reached out to grab her arm in a soothing touch. "You won't have to do this alone, okay? You and... our child... will always be in good hands." Then, Marc leaned over, pressing a kiss to her forehead softly.