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Tabitha's POV My babies were playing freely. Their movements were not very strong, as they were only over four months old. I simply had a vague feeling. It wasn't as strong as in the late stage of pregnancy. I gently stroked my belly, and they gradually calmed down. They had been good these days. I had vomited a lot in the early stages of pregnancy, but now, I didn't feel sick anymore. My babies were so sweet. They didn't wanna see me suffer. "It doesn't matter. I just want them to be healthy." Joanna cupped her chin and said, "You're right. I now get it. Health beats everything, including money and power." I sighed, "It's only after you've lost so much that you realize there's nothing better than having your loved ones around and healthy." She said, "Look at you. You're such a gl