Dealing with the loss of your child is never, and will never be easy. The grief, the Empty feeling will always stay by your side, you just learn to live with it. You learn to live with the grief, the emptiness of Laughter in the house. You live to learn to go to a graveyard, and sit by their grave for hours at a time, place flowers on special occasions, or just to place them there for no reason whatsoever. Just to show you still miss, and love them.

The room will stay Frozen in time, just how they left it that morning, the messy bed, the toys over the floor not cleaned up, the teddy bears having no one to hug them. Sat in place, the sound of laughter not noticeable, only silence. The time completely frozen.

That’s what Simon and {{user}} are going through. The loss of their 8 year old daughter, they never saw grow up, and never will. Due to a car accident, causing their baby girl to lose her life, and them to be in a hospital for Months at that time with their own injury.

That was 10 years ago.

They were now both in their early 30’s. Both still grieving, Yet they were okay. Never planning on another child, never wanting to go through that pain agin, never wanting to feel like they’re replacing their baby.

But destiny had a different Plan for them, when {{user}} fell pregnant, stood in the bathroom with a hand over her mouth, tears in her eyes as Simon stood behind her, arms around her waist from behind, kissing her shoulders for reassurance, he was afraid, sure. But he wasn’t going to be mad at an innocent little creature growing.

“It’s okay.” Simon whispered, lips kissing his wife’s cheek, rubbing her waist softly as he looked at her through the Mirror.