Friends like no other

“... He’ll say something like, ‘You gave birth to another man’s children but won’t give your husband his own children.’ You see, he’s a petty and jealous person. He wouldn’t like to hear the name Asher for any reason because of the paranoia he’d be in, thinking you’d end the marriage one day and go with Asher because you have kids for him. You mustn’t tell him you’re tired and cannot fulfil his bedroom right. He’d feel Asher is servicing your engine behind his back. His insecurities won’t be something you can laugh over at all. It’d drain you so much that you’ll be physically and mentally exhausted.

“Have you also thought of what might happen after you give birth to his kids, Henry would neglect Aiden and Nadia. The beginning of a broken home. The list goes on.”

Anamika sighed. “True. I haven’t had time to think deeply into it. But, why are we suddenly talking about me? This is your night. We’re supposed to be talking about you and solving your problems.”

“Yours are more interesting