Mother POV:
I was pregnant with eve for about 4 months. She was always such a wiggle worm. That's a nickname for her. Look at her not even out in the world and has a nickname. 5 months later I went into labor. "Honey my water just broke!" Mathew looked around grabbed a towel and put it on the car seat. He helped me into the car. We had the car flashers on and he rushed me to the hospital. As we got there he ran in to tell them. They came out and put me on a stretcher and rolled me into the hospital.We got to the room and they got me on the bed. I was screaming with pain. My oldest daughter came into the room. She sat down with her father. "Is eve finally coming daddy?" He smiled at her. "Yes sweetie she is." Emily's face lit up with excitement. My mother brought her to us at the hospital. My mother doesn't like blood so she stays out of the room.
After a while Eve was finally out in the world. Her eyes were a beautiful blue. They cleaned her and wrapped her up and I held her. She looked at me and smiled. "Hey there little Eve." After a while she fell asleep in my arms.
Everything was great from that day. A few years later and she grew and was able to walk. "Come to daddy Eve." She would walk and she talked. "Dada *laughs* I wuv you." He picked her up and spun her around. "I love you too Eve."
A few more years and she made friends. She was in kindergarten. Her friends were Amber, Josh, and April. They would play everyday. I got to know their parents and we became close friends. Mathew would talk to the husbands while I talked to the ladies. Everything was great.
More years passed and it felt like she was growing up too fast. She was now in 3rd grade. She was now becoming smarter and wanting to do more things. She was also becoming demanding for things. But we always told her what was best.
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Memories
ChickLitEve was once a happy child. She had great memories to look back on. She would play and laugh all the time. She had so many great friends. She grew up so happy. That was until a day came where everything changed.