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I watched as I saw my beautiful wife screaming and yelling, grabbing my shirt and twisting her body to try and surpress the pain.
I spoke soft praises to her as her breathing became heavier by the second, her face in a permanent frown, eyes thightly shut.
She turns to me, desperation in her eyes, piercing through my soul. I stare back in awe about how beautiful she looks, how much I love her, how I would do anything for her.
Then she speaks. "It hurts too much, please, when will it end?"
I tear up and caress her face, telling her everything will be alright, that it'll be over soon.
And technically, I wasn't lying. It indeed was over soon.
Maybe two minutes later, the baby was born.
I was holding it in my arms, crying, cheering, for my beautiful wife had granted me a son.
He had been born in filth, on a clean towel. There was no doctor, no hospital, just us.
Just the two of us trying to deliver a baby we didn't even know we had. It was a miracle, a gift from the ones above.
For we had prayed and begged for years to have a son, and we were granted.
But not without consequences.
My one and only died. While I was celebrating the birth of our baby boy, my wife had died.
I wasn't even able to say goodbye. She left me, just like that.
I was furious at her for leaving me alone, I screamed at her, kicked her lifeless body, spat on her.
But after my rage had died down, I realised it wasn't her fault. It was the baby's.
This useless, disgusting piece of garbage had murdered my only love.
At first I wanted the baby to die, I wanted to see it suffer, be in pain. But I realised that wasn't the solution. I would never be happy alone, I would never get my wife back.
So I did what was best. I went out and walked across town untill I found a bridge.
I sucked in a breath and without one doubt I threw myself off of it.
And as I'm falling down unto my death, I feel tears of joy stream down my face.
Because I will finally feel peace.
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