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LONDON ELISE HARPER,17
October/27/2018
12:20 PM
After 5 whole days in the hospital, both Kamari and London were free to go after the doctors ran test to make sure they were both safe and healthy.
London and everyone else was beyond happy, exhausted but happy. Everyone gotten to meet their new niece or granddaughter.
Londons siblings, Niya, and Angel even had the chance to meet her.
London was sort of iffy with letting Lauren see Kamari but she let it slide since everyone else was already in the room she just made sure Lauren didn't get to hold her.
On the second day is where London cried hard, only because they had told her the news of her baby boy.
It hurt like hell to her, She constantly blamed herself and she wouldn't stop begging Jamel for his forgiveness due to her losing their baby.
She didn't speak for that whole day or even make a sound besides soft whispers to to Kamari and apologizing to Jamel.
She didn't know if she should blame herself, hate herself or try and reason with it.
She was filled with plenty of different emotions, sadness, anger, happiness, joy and etc.
She was relieved that her daughter was here and healthy and good to go home. That's all she wanted, happy that Ja and anyone else wasn't acting out today.
She didn't have the energy to deal or think of anything besides her child.
On the third day of them being in the hospital that's when everyone visited due to the kids having to leave back to their dad.
"You alright?" Ja asked, helping London into the sweat pants she had in her labor bag.
"Yeah, Just tired and hungry." She sighed, holding onto his shoulders. "Shit me too, we can stop and get some food before going home." He said, zipping up her jacket.
"Please." She smiled, looking down at the nurses bringing in her baby girl in the bassinet.
"Hi, honey bun." She smiled at the newborn, calling her the nickname Damari had given Kamari.
"Get two of those." London said, pointing up at the golden box as they stood in the middle of the grocery store aisle them being the only ones.
