Patty and Carter walked to Patty’s SUV. Carter lifted the hatch to let Rufus out to stretch his legs. They were in the doctor’s office longer than expected. Patty didn’t know Dr. Johanson was going give her a thirty minute orientation or a very large basket full of stuff. Dr. Johanson gave it to all her patients who were going to be first time mothers. She called it the mother-to-be congratulatory basket. Good Lord, that woman loved her job. Dr. Johanson strongly suggested that Patty read the book inside called, What to Expect When Your Expecting, asap. Patty had to admit it wasn’t a bad idea because she had no idea what she was doing or what was going on with her mind and body. “Here,” Carter said and reached for the basket. Patty gave it to him. “I’ll put it in the backseat. Can’t have this too close to Rufus. He’ll think it’s for him and rummage it open as we’re driving down 501,” Carter said and opened the back door.
Goldman had called Patty on her cell as soon as she and Carter parked in her driveway. He had said he got off of work early and wanted Patty to come over his house. He had a surprise for her. She had told him she would be right over. Patty was planning to see him after he got off from work, anyway. She was going to tell him she was pregnant. It was going to be hard for her because she didn’t know how he would respond to it. It was going to be twice as hard to tell him that they were having twins. She had pictures of the sonogram in her purse so she could show him babies A and B.Rufus trotted beside her as she strolled up the walk. She didn’t know what kind of surprise Goldman had for her, but she was positive it was nothing compared to the surprise she had for him. She knocked on the door.Goldman opened it. “Hey, beautiful,” he greeted and pulled her against him.She smiled. Just seeing him made her feel good and happy. She placed her hands on his thick, strong shoulders. “Hi, did
Goldman and his father, Wayne, were sitting on the folding chairs on the back deck drinking beer. They were watching the sun set over the horizon.“So, what do you think of Patty?” Goldman asked.“I like her. Hell, I liked her a couple of years ago when I met her,” his father answered and sipped his beer. “I love a woman who can pack it away.”“What do you mean?”“Hell, she kept up with you and me eating at the table; topped it off with a Kit Kat from her purse. Gotta love a girl who knows how to eat.”“That’s a recent development. Normally, Patty will eat a small lunch. Like a salad or soup. I took her to lunch the other day at the diner. She had ordered a T-Bone, a double order of mashed potatoes, and a vanilla milk shake. She topped that off with a Kit Kat.”“I know what to get her for Christmas. A bag of Kit Kats,” his father said with a smile.“That’s new, too. I’ve never seen her eat those things before.”“Son, things are different, now. For ages she was your co-worker. Now, she
Patty was hornier than a whore at a Chippendale show. She just had to have sex. For the past two days, Goldman and Patty had been busy working and spending time with Mr. and Mrs. Goldman that they barely had any time alone.Patty’s hormones were raging for satisfaction. It was 10:55 p.m. Wednesday night when she prowled the halls of the station. There were only two people on duty for graveyard shift. The switchboard operator and a deputy. One of the college students were on the switchboard for the night.Patty walked down the hall downstairs. Lawrence was coming out of the locker room. He had changed into plane clothes. “Hey, honey. What are you doing here?”“I was hoping to catch Goldman before he started his shift. I just need to talk to him real quick.”“Oh, he’s in the locker room changing,” Lawrence said and smiled. “You can wait out here if you want, but no one else is there.”“You think it will be okay?” Patty asked shyly. Truth was she didn’t care if someone else was in there
It was rare for Goldman to fuck Patty from behind. He liked it, but he loved looking at her when they screwed. As soon as she asked him to do it, he got an idea for a compromise. He carried her to the area in the locker room with the stalls, sinks, and urinals. “What . . . what are you doing?” she asked. Her breath grazed his temple. “I’ll give you what you want, but were doing it my way,” Goldman answered. “Place your feet on the floor, Patty Cake, I got you.” Goldman held her waist tightly as she slowly placed her feet on the floor. “Now, turn around,” he groaned. She did. Goldman smirked at the surprise on her face. They were standing in front of a full length mirror. The stalls were to the left of the room. The sinks were to the right of the room. “So,” she breathed. “What do you have in mind?” He took her wrists and placed her hands on both sides of the mirror. He placed one hand on her full hip.
What a morning. Patty woke up at 8 a.m. to a churning stomach. She ran to the bathroom and heaved out the vile. She took a shower, threw on a pair of shorts and a T-shirt, put her hair in a ponytail, and headed down stairs to the kitchen.It was 9:30 and she had to be at Dalton’s by 11:15 for his surprise party. She didn’t want to spoil the surprise by being late. She had told Jackie she would bring a pack of hot dogs and coleslaw to the cookout. She had a chance to cut the cabbage and carrots yesterday, but she still had to mix the rest of the ingredients.Rufus whined around her feet as she dug in the cabinet for a bowl. He wanted his breakfast. “Oh, all right, boy,” Patty said, flustered. She hated rushing.At 10:50 a.m. Patty and Rufus were walking to Dalton’s house. Patty wished she could have driven because it was ninety degrees outside. She couldn’t drive because she didn’t want to park too close to Dalton’s house and mess up Jackie’s surprise. Goldman and his parents were goin
Nick couldn’t imagine what else Jackie had in mind that could top what she had just told him. A baby. They were having a baby. He was going to be a father. He was going to have a family again. Other than two distant cousins out of state, he had no family - not since David and Danielle had died. Jackie guided him to the kitchen. Had she cooked something? He couldn’t smell anything. No, she couldn’t cook anything beyond toast and a eggs. Then he felt that they were heading to the back door. “We’re going outside?” “Yes,” she confirmed. “Be careful, Jackie. Don’t trip on anything.” She laughed. “I’m fine. I’m not the one blind folded.” That’s right. What if he tripped? He would crush her if he fell on top of her. Damn, he hoped they didn’t have to go far. He heard the back door open. It was quiet as a graveyard. They were on the small deck. Small? Should he buy a bigger house for the baby? “I’m
Nick, Matt, Goldman, and Mr. Goldman were around the grill. Matt was turning the meat. The rest of them were chatting and drinking beer. “Are you sure Jackie is all right?” Nick asked with a worried look. “She’s fine, son,” Mr. Goldman said. “It’s normal. Trust me.” Nick nodded, but he was still concerned. He didn’t like the idea of Jackie feeling sick, pregnant or not. He wanted her happy and healthy. Jesse approached them. “Thanks, Sheriff,” he said. “I can take back over.” Matt handed Jesse the spatula. He picked up his beer bottle from the sidebar of the gas grill. “When are you and Jackie planning to get married?” Matt asked. “We haven’t had a chance to discuss it. Considering the fact that she’s pregnant, I prefer sooner rather than later,” Nick answered. “I don’t blame you for that,” Matt said. “She’ll probably want the big to do like Jodi did.” “I figured that, but we do