“Then maybe we should see a doctor.”
His expression would immediately change.
“Please, don’t start this again.”
But the strangest thing happened every evening.
For eighteen years, Michael had made me sit beside him every night, hold his hands, and repeat the same sentence.
“It’s not my fault. Tomorrow will be better.”
At first, I agreed willingly.
But eventually, those words became unbearable.
Sometimes I begged him through tears.
“Michael, please stop. I don’t want to do this anymore.”
He would begin crying too.
“Sarah, please. Just say it one more time.”
I never understood why he was so insistent.
Finally, I decided to discover the truth.
Dr. Emily Wilson was a woman in her early fifties. She carefully examined my abdomen before asking:
“Have you ever undergone fertility testing?”
“No. My husband says my body is the problem.”
“Which doctor confirmed that?”
I fell silent.
She looked at me carefully.