#Chapter 281 – Sisters in Love

“That’s not fair, Cora,” I scold, narrowing my eyes and sitting back against my pillows as I cross my arms. “Don’t you want it, though?” she accuses, opening her eyes wider as if she’d like to hear me deny it. “It would be very neat, wouldn’t it? Two sisters matched up with two brothers? Our kids would be so close – they wouldn’t even have another set of cousins!” “I think that sounds amazing!” I exclaim. “Ella!” she cries, throwing up her hands. “There can’t be any kids!” My mouth drops open as my mind whirls and Cora glares at me as I start to put my thoughts together. “To begin, Cora,” I say, holding up a finger and beginning my argument. I feel, in this moment, that my hours of television post-hospital have benefitted me here – I’ve watched a lot of law dramas, and I lay out my argument like any lawyer in a court room. “Do you even want kids? Because ever since we left the orphanage, I was always the one who was crazy to be a mom, and you were always interested in b