Larissa's Game of Thrones (Larissa) novel Chapter 937

Sure enough, the next day at noon, just as Larissa was about to pack up and leave work, her phone rang. The caller ID showed it was her father, Neville.

She answered, and an ecstatic voice burst from the other end. "Larissa! I have the most amazing news! Your mother… she's pregnant!"

Even though Larissa had expected it, she couldn't help but feel a surge of joy for her mother. She leaned back in her office chair, giving it a gentle push with her feet, and glided smoothly towards the window. Looking out at the cityscape, she said sincerely, "That's wonderful."

Amid his happiness, however, Neville's voice was tinged with worry. "Larissa, after you came into our lives, we already felt like our lives were complete. Your mother and I have always wanted a child of our own, but more than anything, I just want her to be healthy and safe…"

Larissa knew her father was worried about the strain on her mother's body.

"Dad, don't worry," she said firmly. "I'll be home with her throughout the pregnancy, right up until she delivers the baby. You and Mom just need to look forward to meeting your new child."

Neville was silent for a moment before replying, "Okay… Your mother and I had given up hope of having children years ago. But you've been back for less than six months, and now she's pregnant. You've been helping her in secret, haven't you?"

Larissa didn't hide it. "Yes. I didn't tell you or Mom because I didn't want you to feel any pressure. Sometimes wonderful things happen when you let nature take its course."

"Thank you, Larissa," Neville's voice cracked with emotion.

"Dad, what are you thanking me for?" Larissa said with a warm smile. "We're family."

That evening, true to his word, Haskell moved his things from the Palmer estate to Larissa's dreamy, pink-themed bedroom at the Judson's.

For a while, Sage moped under the covers, refusing to be cute. Haskell knew the snake was still angry with him.

"Sage," Larissa said, "my mom is pregnant now, and she needs to be in a good mood. That means you can't be sulking and bringing down the atmosphere."