Baby Wars: A Roomie Wars Novella Book 3 by Kat T.Masen
Author:Kat T.Masen [T.Masen, Kat]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-06-01T16:00:00+00:00
“This view is amazing.”
Zoey is standing at the window staring intently at the breathtaking views. Not too far in the distance, the ocean laps at the sand leaving its white foam to trail the waves as they retreat.
From behind, I wrap my arms around her body, bringing her close to me. My nose, nuzzled in hair, inhales her intoxicating scent making me forget all about our troubles and worries back home and spending these moments focusing on us.
“This is just what I need…” She turns around, her stomach in between us letting out a loud grumble. “How about we grab some lunch then a dip in the pool?”
We opt to have lunch at the café by the pool, grabbing something light though enough to keep us until dinner.
I’m glad Zoey jumped at the chance to go on this short trip—two days to be exact—which is all we can swing because of work. There’s just so much to do before the babies come, though I’ve never let on that I’m just as panicked about the time as she is.
Stay calm, cool, and collected.
That’s my motto.
We continue to relax while people watching—something the both of us love doing. Surrounding us are plenty of childless couples, many with mimosas and various cocktails in their hands. A few kids play in the pool, but nobody is too noisy that could take away from the serenity.
As the sun begins to shift the heat becomes too much for Zoey, and wanting to cool down she suggests we go change into our swimsuits for a relaxing dip in the pool.
Back in the room, Zoey walks out of the bathroom wearing her black one-piece costume.
“I look like a hippo in a tutu.” Placing her hands on her hips with a flash of annoyance, she adjusts her tits so they’re covered properly. “What was I thinking buying a one-piece with this frilly skirt to hide my hippo ass.”
I laugh but not because she resembles a hippo. “You look beautiful and pregnant.”
“I wonder what a hippo looks like pregnant?”
“Enough with the hippos. Let’s swim.”
Zoey loves the water, floating and easing her back pain from carrying the babies. We don’t dare go in the spa as I worry that the temperature will be too much. Zoey is well into her third trimester, and at thirty-four weeks, the babies can come at any time. Twin pregnancies have a higher rate of early labor.
“I want to live in a resort, drink cocktails every day, and just read.” She sighs, dreamily.
“You say that now, but you’ll get bored. You’ll crave the city life.”
Zoey raises herself from the water, her darkened short hair resting on her shoulders. “How do I know if I never try it?”
“You spent your single life going from the apartment to work… that’s it. You had every opportunity to go live in a resort. Now it’s time for us to settle down.”
“Um, firstly, I did that stint in London. You can’t say I’ve done nothing. And second, just because we decide to stay somewhere with the babies, doesn’t mean we have to settle there.
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