THE DIVORCE GAMBIT From Dumped Wife to CEO's Forever novel Chapter 1230

"March is pregnant too," Caitlin said. "I just got off the phone with her. She's also almost four weeks along."

Celeste Hayes and Norris Richards had been trying for a second child for a long time with no luck. The moment she tested positive, she'd called Caitlin to share the good news.

Gertrude was astonished. "Really? That means my baby and March's baby have some kind of special connection!"

Not only did they find out on the same day, but they were both at the same stage.

"Yeah," Caitlin agreed with a smile. "Those two little ones definitely share a bond."

Silas started jumping up and down beside her. "Yay, yay! I'm gonna be a big brother again!"

Jasper shot him a disdainful look. "So what if you're a big brother? You still have to call me big brother!"

Nine and a half months later, Gertrude gave birth to a healthy baby boy.

Celeste's second child was also a boy.

That November, Carey and Stuart, along with Caitlin and Gordon, took the three children to Neon Spire to visit family.

Even with Hannah gone, Caitlin remained the cherished favorite of the Richards family.

And Gemma was the new little darling, doted on by everyone.

Most of Caitlin's thirteen brothers had married over the years, and between them, they had a small army of sons. They were all absolutely smitten with Gemma.

Norris and Celeste's second son, now three months old, was a chubby and adorable baby.

They stayed for over half a month, returning just before Christmas.

This year, the Gonzales and Sylvester families celebrated Christmas together.

By one in the afternoon, Caitlin and Gordon were busy decorating the house while Stuart and Carey took over the kitchen. The three children were in the yard, having snowball fights, building a snowman, and running around with joyous abandon.

The house was filled with warmth and life.

Beatrice, Keira, and Fortune Kensington sat together, playing cards.

Beatrice glanced out the window, a happy smile on her face. "It's so much more festive with everyone together. We should make this a tradition and spend every Christmas together from now on."

"Oh, yes!" Keira readily agreed. "It's a deal."

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