“So Ethan and I dated for months?” I ask “Yes” “So I must have slept with him somewhere along that time line, which would explain how I got pregnant. Weren't we using protection?” I voiced out my thoughts, so lost in them that I forgot that Rowan was next to me. He growls, the words coming out th
"I still think that I should stay home with you and Iris.” I reluctantly put my shirt on as my eyes met with the brown orbs of Ava through the mirror. She was seated on the bed, still in her nightgown. Noah had already left for school. He'd also been reluctant to leave for school. Not that he had a
I stare at the papers in front of me, but the words are nothing but a blur. I couldn’t make sense of any of it, mainly because I couldn’t focus on shit. My thoughts were back home with Ava. I couldn’t help but worry, even though I had bodyguards protecting the whole compound. What if something hap
Ava It’s official. I miss my husband so much. It has only been a couple of hours since Rowan left, and I’m dying to pick up the phone and call him. I know I’m the one who insisted he should go to work today, but now I’m regretting it. I’ve done every chore around the house, which, by the way, isn
It was all so fucking confusing and frustrating. I hate that I have to be told about my life by other people. It’s something that I should be able to remember instead of being told about it like it was a damn story. “You hinted that you came into my life after Emma came back, but you already knew o
He literary stomps towards us. When he reaches us, he pulls me out of my chair before kissing me. I normally wouldn’t mind the kiss, but something about it seemed different. It was full of anger and bitterness. It was punishing and bruising. Almost as if he was trying to stake his claim. Like he wa
I carry her, and we head to the library. One of my favorite places in the house. Sitting near the large windows, I pull down my camisole and bra. She attaches immediately and begins to feed. I watch her as she feeds. Her beautiful blue eyes staring at me with wonder and trust. I let out a small lau
I’m seated in the living room, going over some words and numbers. If I ever want to go back to teaching, then I need to relearn words and numbers. Iris was sleeping in a portable crib that I dragged from upstairs. I didn’t like the idea of leaving her in her room all by herself all the time. So her