Human nature is entangled.
Both Christopher Robinson and Amelia Cobb.
They spent this silent moment entangled in choosing what belongs to them.
The air in the coffee room became gradually oppressive.
Amelia's suggestion to slow down was nothing more than a delaying tactic.
What would happen if she were really pregnant?
She had never imagined this day. Unlike Christopher's expectations, she was afraid, probably because she did not get fatherly and motherly love when she was a child, nor did she see how other people serve as competent parents. So she was fearful and resistant to the idea of being a parent.
Pregnancy? The arrival of a little life might lead them to many things.
Moreover, now was not a good time.
The more Christopher was looking forward to it, the more she panicked.
It was no longer simply anxiety about an unavenged hatred.
This fear came from mistrust of herself.
From the beginning, she did not believe that she would be an excellent mother.
