Parents.. with different treatment

Chapter 1

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Colby and Valeria have dated for 5 years and Sam and Colby has been best friends for ** years sam liked Colby ever since freshman years but Valerie was already dating Colby at that time which led to Sam keeping his feelings until now

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Colby and valerie was cuddling in bed while watching an movie until Valerie said Colby I'm starving Valeria said Colby look at her and said what do u wanna eat babe? Valeria responded in n out pls Colby nodded and grabbed his phone from the light stand and started ordering while Colby was ordering Valerie stood up and went to the bathroom after she used the bathroom Colby had already ordered in n out they waited for an solid 20 mins after that they ate in n out Colby speaker after they eat how was ur meal darling Valeria answer good Colby wrapped his hands around Valerie's waist and Kissed her neck valerie said not now baby Colby answered why? Valerie said I'm not feeling like it Colby said plssssssssss with puppy eyes valerie answered

And yk what happen

Valerie had always imagined the moment she'd meet her child, but nothing could have prepared her for the whirlwind of emotions she felt when the day finally arrived.

It was a warm afternoon, and Valerie had been feeling a steady, deep ache in her lower back. She brushed it off at first, thinking it was just the usual discomfort that had accompanied the last few weeks of her pregnancy. But as the hours went by, the ache turned into something more rhythmic, more powerful. Colby, her partner, had been keeping a close eye on her, sensing something was different.

"Do you think it's time?" Colby asked, his voice a mixture of excitement and nervousness.

Valerie nodded, her breath catching as another contraction rippled through her. "I think so. It's time to meet him."

They grabbed the hospital bag, which had been packed for weeks, and headed out the door. The drive to the hospital felt both long and short at the same time—a blur of anticipation, deep breaths, and Colby gently squeezing her hand at every stoplight.

Once at the hospital, everything seemed to move quickly. Valerie was admitted, and before long, she was settled in a room, surrounded by nurses and doctors who assured her everything was progressing perfectly. Colby stayed by her side, his eyes filled with awe as he watched her face every contraction with strength and determination.

Hours passed, and as the time drew near, Valerie found herself focused on one thought: meeting her son. Every pain, every push, brought her closer to that moment.

"You're almost there, Valerie," the doctor encouraged. "Just one more push."

With a final burst of energy, Valerie bore down, and a few seconds later, the room was filled with the unmistakable sound of a baby's first cry. Tears filled her eyes as she leaned back, utterly exhausted but overwhelmed with joy.

"He's here," Colby whispered, his voice thick with emotion as he kissed her forehead.

The doctor placed the tiny, wriggling bundle onto Valerie's chest, and she looked down at her son for the first time. He had dark, soft hair and a little button nose. His cries quieted as he snuggled into his mother's warmth, and in that moment, everything else faded away.

"Xander," Valerie whispered, her heart swelling with love as she said his name for the first time. "Welcome to the world, little one."

Colby gently stroked Xander's cheek, his eyes glistening with pride. "He's perfect."

For the first time in what felt like forever, the world was still. Just the three of them in the hospital room, surrounded by a love that was bigger than anything Valerie had ever imagined.

As the night settled in, Valerie watched as Colby cradled their newborn son, his voice soft as he whispered promises and dreams for their future. She knew in her heart that this was just the beginning of a beautiful journey—a new chapter filled with wonder, challenges, and unconditional love.

And as she closed her eyes to rest, she smiled, knowing that Xander had already filled their lives with more joy than they ever thought possible.