“All right, lass. Let’s go.” Alfie got out of the car and walked around, helping me out, too. “Just hold onto me.”
I wasn’t surprised to see Elizabeth and William pull up behind us, both of them running toward the car and telling us to go in. They would get our bags.
“I love them.” I glanced up at Alfie. “They’re such a blessing in our lives. We should give them a raise.”
He laughed. “They already make more than my executives, doll, but if that’s what you want…so be it.” He kissed the side of my he
ad and reached down to pick me up as I buckled under the pressure of another contraction.
From that moment on, everything moved so fast. I found myself on a bed with people hooking me up to various monitors as they rushed about. Alfie stood to my left, bent over the bed with his face in mine. He gave me something secure and steady to focus on: him.
“Remember when you first came to Devon with me? How awkward it all was?” He brushed his nose against mine. “I knew I wanted you, but I was so conflicted because of the stuff with Harry.”
“You’re a good man.” I reached up and touched the side of his face. “The scoundrel you were in University is long gone.”
“I don’t know if I would say that exactly.” He laughed. “He shows up when you bend over a couch, a bed, or a kitchen counter.” His eyes darkened a little, and I laughed.
“Are you trying to sex me up in the middle of the birthing room?”
He glanced around and then back down to me. “I guess I am. I often forget where I am and who’s around when you walk into the room. You have far more power over me than you know, lass.”
“I like the sound of that.” I pulled him down for a long kiss.
“All right. Time to push, Molly. Grab Alfie’s hand, and let’s get this little one out.” The doctor touched my knees and smiled up at me.
“Okay. Let’s do this.” I took Alfie’s hand and pushed as the doctor told me two. Three pushes later, I was drenched in sweat, pale as hell, and shaking, but a sound filled the air that changed my life forever. By the look on Alfie’s face, it changed his too.
A small cry filled the air. The doctor held up a tiny baby and laughed.
“It’s a healthy, beautiful, baby girl.”
“You did it, love.” Alfie leaned over me and kissed my forehead. “You did it.”
“We did it.” I pulled him close and closed my eyes. My future looked nothing like I thought it would, and for that, I was forever grateful.
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By Claire Adams
This book is a work of fiction. The names, characters, places and incidents are products of the writer's imagination or have been used fictitiously and are not to be construed as real. Any resemblance to persons, living or dead, actual events, locales or organizations is entirely coincidental.
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Chapter One
Parker
My eyes sprung open, and my bedroom was still dark. The habit of waking up at the crack of dawn for so many years was hard to shake. I rolled over and checked the clock. Yup, just as I suspected. Five in the morning. My stomach growled. Rachel and I’M had an early dinner last night before watching a movie. Whenever she slept over, she insisted on getting close to ten hours of sleep. I averaged five to six per night on a regular basis. When she went to bed, I always worked for several hours afterward since it wasn’t in my blood to lie down before ten o’clock.