-As Mirā and Rumble Continued their love Life Together, They were having another life on the way. They were expecting a little one to be Here soon and they were happy about that! They were gonna be great Parents soon... To a wonderful Young one..-
-As a New day started, and since Mirā was Having a baby soon she was exactly 6 months Pregnant, which meant their Baby was moving around in her safe place where she stayed until the rest of 4 months are over, and Mirā has been having sleeping Problems since she was 6 months Pregnant-
-The Sun rises up through the window, Mirā and Rumble are still asleep but Mirā was Still Tired Couldn't sleep last night at all, sleeping on different parts of the bed in different positions while Rumble was sleeping peacefully, as he wakes up stretching his arms even though it was hot in the blanket he didn't care his Mastectomy scars were out since he was transgender, he looks over to Mirā-
Rumble:sleep well? -As he says with a smile-
Mirā:No...
Rumble:I know we're having a baby on the way soon but I know you're going through this pain.. but we could try to find something comfortable for you to sleep well!
Mirā:Well.. alright but it felt like she was kicking me all night..
Rumble:well.. have you been sleeping in different positions last night?
Mirā:Yeah...
Rumble:Well I guess she wasnt happy about that.. but I got something..!
-he gents up and grabs a queen rose cooling body pillow-
Rumble:It was from Sandy he said it helps the back pain
-as Rumble settled the body pillow for Mirā as she was finally comfortable-
Rumble:Better?
Mirā:yeah...
Rumble:Alright I hope that helps good because-
-He looks back and sees Mirā already asleep and she needed some anyways-
-he smiles so he goes back to sleep instead..-
End of chapter 1
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Actionthe Sequel of Shade of a Moth Rumble x Ga Mirā where they have started a new family in life! as they live with Two kids a 6 year old daughter and a newborn Son they continue this for long enough. nothing could break their love..
