Beginnings of the Heart by J. J. Nite

Author:J. J. Nite [Nite, J.J.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Astraea Press, LLC
Published: 2014-09-04T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter Fourteen

The next two months flew by as predicted, and I was now almost thirty-six weeks. School was out for the summer, I had succeeded in getting my driver’s license, and Cole and I had been shopping. We added only a few things to what his mom had already purchased. I didn’t think Victoria would need any clothes for the first year of her life at least.

I was getting excited and couldn’t hide it in front of my parents any longer. Cole and I decided it was time to bring the crib and changing table we had bought months earlier and set it up in my room. I really wanted to get as much organized as I possibly could.

“Okay, Morgan. Where do you want it all? I don’t want to move everything more than once if at all possible.” Cole stood in the middle of my room with his arms crossed over his chest.

I pointed to where I wanted everything. The crib was going into the corner next to the window seat and the changing table at the end of the crib. My bed was being moved up against the wall across from the crib and my dresser at the end of the bed. I was lucky I had a room big enough to accommodate all of the furniture.

“Well, it all fits. Now all we need to do is make the crib up and load the shelves of the changing table with all of her stuff.” I beamed at Cole.

He put his arms around what used to be my waist and lowered his voice so it wouldn’t carry. “You know if you would just move out of here and in with me there would be plenty of room for everything.”

“I haven’t made my mind up to do anything other than what we are already doing.” I said, just as quietly. “If I change my mind you will be the first to know. I promise.”

“I don’t like it, but okay, for now. So what else do you need from me?” Cole asked.

“I need the bags from your truck with all of the bedding I got and the clothes your mom got for Victoria.” I said.

“I’ll be right back.” He turned around in my doorway and looked at me. “You know you’re beautiful, right?”

“So you say.”

“I do say. I’ll be right back.”

I turned around and surveyed my room. It didn’t look much different to me, but I was happy about the changes coming. I kept hoping we could get most of it done before my parents got back home. The coward in me hoped Cole and I were already gone by then.

“How much stuff did my mother buy? I mean, are we going to have to get anything else for the baby? There are still three more bags in the truck.” Cole exclaimed from the doorway.

He had a huge garbage bag I had stuffed all of the crib bedding into after I’d washed it at his house and one small shopping bag with clothes.

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