She had opened her mouth to say something, to tell him he wasn't unworthy and why he would ever think that was beyond her. But when he opened the bond and the memories from earlier filled her mind's eye, she understood why he said what he had.<br/><br/>With a soft sigh, Kai forced herself into his lap, not being gentle about it at all. Sitting between his legs, her own legs draped over his right thigh, she hugged his neck, placing soft kisses all over his face. What she could reach anyway.<br/><br/>"My sweet love," she whispered. "Don't ever for a second think you're unworthy of me. This...it wasn't in your control. It's just a little bump in the road. I'm sure that...by the time we aren't wanted for murder and are done getting into gun fights, someone will figure out a way for us to have children...even if they aren't ours by blood. Okay?" She paused to kiss his temple, lips lingering for a moment. "But no matter what happens, I promise I'll always love you."<br/><br/>It was hard to tell whether she believed her own words or not, but for Warren's sake, she had to. In a way, a little part of her did. There was some glimmer of hope that everything would fall into place and work out. As long as he was happy in the end, what did it matter?<br/><br/>-<br/><br/>Tears in her own eyes, Lorraine tried not to whine. It was sad to watch them; heartbreaking yet touching. What killed her the most was that it was all her fault. While it may not have been her directly, the one who had done it was still locked away inside her. She was the reason Warren had changed. She was the reason they had a slim chance of having children.<br/><br/>Then a thought hit her. If only they were the same, then none of this would be an issue anymore. ......that would not blow over well.