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Being rational is great, when you can keep emotion in check.

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Sam A Milazzo

A perfectly Happy Family can't come together without a little drama or upset, I guess ... Now I'm really waiting for the next part!

Brian

I keep trying to come up with innocent solutions but none of them make sense. I mean, I guess, it all turns out for the best though!

Tilghman Lesher

Typo in subheadline: rationAL. I was about to also point out the 9 month/10 month gestational period, but I already suspect I know the "but" (which makes it irrelevant). I'll keep it under my hat to prevent any spoilers.

Alec McLure

So this is very emotional - but - I'm loving the layout -particularly the lower row of panels - great art! Particularly the second where he's grabbing the ("panel edges"? ) I don't know the technical term - but I love it

Alec McLure

oh - and the red panel in the center

Karmakat

okay that's just mean...I can understand it's a big news and everything but...STILL listen. there is MORE PROBABLY A REASON BEHIND ALL THIS. slamming out the door will really not help anything at all...

FoxKid1302

I WASN’T READY TO GET ON THIS FEELS TRAIN!!!!!!

Ruas

I might slam a door myself if the conversation went from "It was nothing" to "newborn." The emotional load of "it was nothing" is staggering once you hear the rest.

Kim Wasinger

I'm certain there's some kind of misunderstanding or deeper explanation, but I completely understand Alex's reaction. If anything, it's probably best he walked out so he can cool off. If he were to hear the reasoning now, regardless of what it is, he might not accept it. Having time to calm himself will let him listen more intently and he'd have a better chance to understand. this storyline is so interesting I can't wait for more!