<div style="text-align: justify;">Angelica nodded when Lukas said coffee was always helpful in a morning. She could have added that it was especially true when they were talking about a morning after a night like the previous. Still, she didn’t. It wouldn’t do any good, so Angie focused on the present and future, and on whatever they needed to sort out. So, she tried her best to calm down and braced herself. Whatever was coming her way, Angie felt she had earned it with her behavior from last night.<br/><br/>Taking a deep breath, Angie was silent after she had said what she had in mind. It was Lukas’s turn to speak now, and hers to listen, after all. When he said he thought they could sor it out, Angie let out a breath she hadn’t even noticed she was holding. They weren’t talking about a divorce, thank God. If Lukas left her - while she knew she probably deserved it -, Angie felt that her heart would break. <br/><br/>When Lukas said things had been the worst they had been for a long time last night, and that it had hurt, Angie sniffed very softly and nodded, trying not to break down and start crying again.  “Tell me”, she requested very softly when he said he had come up with an idea while she was asleep.<br/><br/>When he said they were leaving, Angelica blinked several times. She was about to say she hadn’t understood what he meant, but he started explaining himself before she had to. She nodded when he explained about putting a deposit down on another house. That made sense. Angie was a bit insecure about moving, but, if Lukas felt it would be the best thing to do, she was willing to try. Hearing that he wasn’t sure how much longer they would last if she said no was the final point in the argumentation, at least for Angelica.<br/><br/>Taking a deep breath, she nodded in agreement. “Okay”, she replied, her voice quiet. “If you think this is what we need, this is what we will do. I really want to get sober again, and to get back on the wagon”. Angie thought for a moment or two before really getting on board. “What do you say we look for a house with space for a garden? I think having something to work on will help me stay sober. Also…”. She hesitated a little, and then completed, almost timidly. “...can we talk about maybe trying for a baby?”. Once she had finished speaking, Angie fell silent and waited. She really hoped Lukas would understand that she was asking that because she wanted to move forward and make their married life even better by becoming a family instead of simply a couple.</div>