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Chapter 19: Overthinking.

As I settled back into the couch, I couldn't help but let my mind wander into a maze of thoughts. The uncertainty of Rachel's decision and the potential impact on Jack's future weighed heavily on my thoughts, like a dense fog that refused to lift.
"It's normal to feel this way," I told myself, trying to reassure my racing mind. "You're at a crossroads, and the outcome is uncertain. It's natural to worry about the future."
But despite my efforts to calm my thoughts, my mind continued to spiral into a vortex of "what-ifs." "What if Rachel says no? What if Jack misses out on this incredible opportunity? What if he's disappointed? What if..."
I stood up, pacing around the room, trying to shake off the anxiety that had taken hold. "Stop overthinking," I chided myself. "You've done everything you can. Now it's out of your hands. Trust that Rachel will make the right decision."
But my mind refused to listen, conjuring up worst-case scenarios and hypothetical situations. I felt like I was trapped in a never-ending cycle of doubt and uncertainty.
Just then, Sarah walked into the room, concern etched on her face. "Hey, you okay? You look lost in thought. What's going on?"
I sighed, collapsing back onto the couch, feeling overwhelmed. "Just worrying about Rachel's decision and Jack's future. What if she says no? What if..."
Sarah sat beside me, taking my hand in hers. "We'll face it together, whatever the outcome. Jack's talented and resilient. He'll thrive either way. Remember, we've prepared him for this moment."
I nodded, feeling a sense of gratitude for her unwavering support and calm demeanor. "You're right. I just want the best for him. I want him to succeed."
Sarah smiled, her eyes filled with understanding. "We both do. And Rachel will make the right decision for everyone involved. She's invested in Jack's growth, just like us."
I took a deep breath, letting her words sink in, slowly calming my racing thoughts. "You're right. I need to trust the process and have faith in Rachel's expertise. She knows what's best for Jack."
As we sat together in comfortable silence, I slowly began to let go of my worries, replacing them with a sense of hope and trust. Whatever the outcome, I knew we'd navigate it together, as a team, supporting Jack every step of the way.
"Hey, sweetheart! You're back early. What brings you home before lunch?" I asked, surprised to see Sarah here at home, unlike her previous normals, her bright smile illuminating the room.
Sarah's eyes sparkled with mischief as she replied, "I forgot something, and I thought, why not kill two birds with one stone? I needed to pick up my favorite scarf, and I couldn't resist seeing my beloved husband."
I raised an eyebrow, intrigued by her playful tone. "Oh? What's so special about this scarf?"
Sarah chuckled, her laughter melodious. "It's just my favorite, and I feel naked without it. But enough about that. I have a more pressing matter on my mind."
I grinned, sensing where this was headed. "Do tell, my curious wife."
Sarah's expression turned sultry, her voice taking on a flirtatious tone. "I was thinking about the conversation we left unattended to last time, we've been so focused on Jack's education and future, we forgot about our own family plans. We need to start working on getting him a baby brother or sister."
I wrapped my arms around her, pulling her close, my heart racing with excitement. "I couldn't agree more. Let's get started on that project."
Sarah's eyes locked onto mine, her gaze burning with desire. "I'm serious, though. We want a big family, remember? We've always talked about having three or four kids."
"Absolutely," I replied, my passion ignited. "We'll make it happen, together. We'll create a beautiful, big family, filled with love and joy."
As we embraced, our love and desire ignited, we both knew that our family's future was bright, and our love would continue to grow. We stood there for a moment, lost in each other's eyes, the tension between us palpable.
"Let's make it a priority," Sarah whispered, her breath tickling my ear.
"Definitely," I agreed, my voice low and husky. "We'll make time for each other, for our love, and for growing our family."
In that moment, our love became the foundation for our future, and we eagerly embarked on the journey to expand our family, with passion, commitment, and devotion.
With a sly smile, I swept Sarah into my arms, our lips meeting in a passionate kiss that left us both breathless. "I'll make sure you're thoroughly satisfied before you head back to the office," I whispered, my voice husky with desire, sending shivers down her spine.
Sarah's eyes sparkled with anticipation, her voice barely above a whisper. "I'm counting on it, my wild horse. You always know how to leave me wanting more."
I chuckled, my hands roaming over her curves, exploring every inch of her body. "You know I never leave you unsatisfied. You're my priority, my love."
Our bodies entwined, we surrendered to our passion, lost in the moment. Time stood still as we savored each other's love, our connection growing stronger with every kiss, every touch.
Afterward, we lounged on the bed, basking in the afterglow, our hearts still racing from the intensity of our love-making. Sarah playfully traced my jawline, her touch sending shivers down my spine.
"You're incredible," she purred, her voice filled with admiration. "A true wild horse, untamed and passionate. You always know how to set my soul on fire."
I grinned, feeling proud, my chest swelling with pride. "Only for you, my love. You bring out the best in me."
Sarah's eyes sparkled with mischief, her gaze locked onto mine. "I'm so lucky to have you. You always know how to leave me breathless, how to make me feel alive."
I wrapped my arms around her, holding her close, our bodies still entwined. "You're my everything, Sarah. My love, my partner, my best friend. You're the sunshine that brightens my day."
As we cuddled, our conversation flowed effortlessly, discussing nothing in particular, yet everything that mattered. We talked about how we're going to work on having more kids and the years difference.
"I love our little family," Sarah said, snuggling deeper into my embrace. "Jack is growing up so fast."
"Me too," I replied, my heart full. "We're building a beautiful life together, a life filled with love, laughter, and adventure."
Sarah's voice took on a playful tone. "And we're not done yet. We've got more adventures ahead, more love to share, more memories to create."
I smiled, my mind racing with the possibilities. "Bring it on, my wild horse. We'll ride the waves of life together, always. Through the ups and downs, the highs and lows, we'll face it all, hand in hand."
With one final kiss, Sarah reluctantly left for the office, her eyes shining with happiness, her heart full of love. I watched her go, feeling grateful for our love, our family, and the promise of a bright future together.

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    lieyanick

    nice story

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    Jeff B Gregorio

    it must be in good decision for a good outcome and for the future.

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    Liyana Mohammad

    Nice story

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