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Meal for Two
Sebastian’s gaze lingered on her swollen belly. What will she do when the time gets close? Will she let me near the infant?
“Do you?” She lifted a brow.
Love you? You must know I do. He thought.
“Do you?” He countered. Hoping she might answer for once.
She lowered her head. Giving him a condemning look.
He chuckled. “Fine, have it your way. Yes, Elsabet, I think you know I do.”
Elengard stuck her head in. “You called?”
“Could you set up lunch in here?”
She glanced past him at Elsabet. Noting how pale and uncomfortable the woman looked. Her dress strained around her middle and she looked as though her back would bow over any minute. “Of course!”
As soon as she left the room, he levelled turquoise eyes on Elsabet.
“And what would you have me do with that information?” She hitched her chin.
You know the answer to that.
“You know that too. I’d have all of you,
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