Abigail’s Second Life (Abigail and Sean) novel Chapter 857

Luna leaned heavily on Abigail, tears flowing freely, rendering her speechless.

"I've sorted out Larry's health issues, and Josh is taking good care of him now. He even calls him 'Daddy,'" Abigail reassured Luna, gently wiping away her tears.

Expressing her gratitude, Luna acknowledged Abigail's efforts.

"It wasn't hard. I've been waiting for you to come back," Abigail said emotionally, releasing Luna from their embrace.

Luna appeared noticeably thinner and fragile, swaying at the slightest breeze.

Abigail wiped her tears and pressed her forehead against Luna's, promising never to lose her again and vowing to always stand by her side, even if it meant being annoying.

Luna teased about Sean possibly getting jealous if Abigail continued to cling to her.

Both of them cried until their noses turned red.

Sitting up, Abigail expressed her concern about Sean's whereabouts.

After Xavien left early that morning, she could no longer contact him after returning.

Recalling how Sean had saved her twice, Luna felt grateful and warm inside, urging Abigail to treat him well.

Abigail vehemently agreed, pledging to face consequences from Luna if she didn't treat Sean well.

Josh entered the room from outside, still holding Larry.

Larry, now almost two years old, looked puzzled when he saw Luna.

Standing by the door, Josh gently touched Larry in his arms and whispered, "She's your mom."

"Mama!" Larry exclaimed, looking at Abigail, a smile lighting up his face.

Luna's hopeful eyes dimmed into disappointment.

Feeling awkward, Abigail stood up from the bed and scratched her head. "I'm going out to make a phone call."

As she walked past Josh, she gave him a displeased look and hurried out.

Seeing Abigail ignoring him, Larry immediately frowned. "Mama!" He raised his hand and grabbed Abigail's hair.

"Alright. I'm stepping out to make a phone call," Abigail announced, pulling her hair back.

The door to the ward closed with a soft click.

Larry's cries echoed through the room, his wails piercing the silence.