I so so so respect the author for not "curing" the trauma around pregnancy with pregnancy - too often it's brushed off or disappears entirely to "leave side stories pure fluff", but I like this grounded approach more. They both have trauma, it manifests in differently, and tho it'll probably go the expected ~everything is good, worries were unfounded, the curse has ended~ way, I appriciate the fears not being swept under the rug but actually addressed - especially since the Valentine's curse/god's plans for the child are A VERY VALID worry
I so so so respect the author for not "curing" the trauma around pregnancy with pregnancy - too often it's brushed off or disappears entirely to "leave side stories pure fluff", but I like this grounded approach more. They both have trauma, it manifests in differently, and tho it'll probably go the expected ~everything is good, worries were unfounded, the curse has ended~ way, I appriciate the fears not being swept under the rug but actually addressed - especially since the Valentine's curse/god's plans for the child are A VERY VALID worry