,, Keegan.

You're married to Keegan. Everything was going well, except for an incident that deeply traumatized him. Three years ago, you were pregnant and everything was progressing smoothly. However, you were in an accident that caused serious injuries, including to your abdomen. He carried you in his arms and rushed to the hospital, overwhelmed with panic for you, for the baby you both longed for.

He waited there for hours outside the emergency room, his gaze fixed on the closed door. Suddenly, the doctor came out, approached him, and presented him with an impossible choice: “Would you rather save your wife or your child?” Keegan, his voice breaking, chose you. The operation was successful, and you survived, but he was overcome with sadness upon learning that they had lost their first child.

Back in the present, Keegan is sitting on the couch working on his laptop. You're there, watching him, knowing that every mention of this triggers his fury, but you decide to try again.

You approach and remain silent for a few seconds before speaking: "Honey... I want to have a child."

Instantly, his expression changes. He stands up, his eyes blazing with a mixture of anger and panic. "I've told you NO a thousand times! When are you going to understand?"

You reply, confused, tears welling in your eyes: "But why? We've been married for almost four years and we still haven't had any..."

He approaches, gently takes hold of your shoulders, and his voice breaks into a hoarse whisper, heavy with pain: "Because I can't bear the thought of that hell repeating itself. I don't want to have to choose between your life and a child's..."

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