Redhawk Caldera The skies are always blue

Eljay smiled as Maia leaned her head against him, enjoying the way the pressure felt against him. He agreed with what Maia said; it was tough to know when was the right time to tell the kids. Especially if you weren't absolutely sure (even if you were pretty sure). He didn't want them to adjust to something only to find out that it might not happen, even though he of course wanted to believe that it would.

I get what you mean. It would be bad if they get used to the idea and then... He couldn't finish the sentence, because it was too terrible a thought, really. In answer to her other question, he said, Oh, stuff like the size of your belly, but also if they're moving a little, and uhm, a few other things. Next to, of course, how you feel and all that. He somehow felt awkward saying some of them out loud, such as teat size. Do you recognise anything from last year? It seemed to him that mothers had an easier time telling whether they were pregnant each year because it might be similar to the last.