Deserve A Chance (Lake Placid Series Book 5) by Natalie Ann

Author:Natalie Ann [Ann, Natalie]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2017-12-11T16:00:00+00:00

All about Support

By the time Amber and Zach ate dinner and got back to her place, it was past ten. They tumbled into bed and continued what they’d started in her car on the mountain so many hours ago.

“Do you want kids someday?” he asked her now that they were just lying there. The lights were off and he thought she might be asleep, but his mind wouldn’t quiet down.

“I don’t know. I always said I wasn’t sure. My career has always come first, but now that I’m getting older I’m thinking differently.”

“Because thirty is so old,” he said, laughing.

She rolled over and lay her head on his chest. “You want kids, don’t you?”

“At least one. Maybe two. Being an only child was lonely at times. But I don’t want more than two.”

“There were times I would have loved the loneliness as a kid. I don’t know what that’s like.”

He wondered if that was why she never thought much about having kids. “Now what do you think?”

“I think one or two sounds like a good number…someday. I need to find a man first,” she said, kissing his chest.

“What, I don’t measure up enough?”

She leaned back and searched his eyes, the moonlight coming through the windows enough for him to see. “Oh, you measure up just fine. I bet you’d make a terrific baby daddy, too.”

He wanted to be hurt. He wanted to say more. But he knew enough to leave it for now.

“My kids would have it all. Anything they wanted that I could give them, they’d have,” he said, laughing even though he was serious.

“Ah, going to spoil them rotten then. Maybe you won’t be such a good baby daddy.”

“It’s not all about money. I’d be there. I’d want to be there. I’d want to be a part of their lives. I’m just not sure if I know how.”

“That’s an odd statement.”

He shrugged and stopped himself from saying more. He’d let too much slip earlier today with her already. “I’ve never had a father, for the most part.”

“You had your grandfather. Age doesn’t make a difference when it comes to parents. It’s all about support and being loved.”

She was right, he knew, and knew he was blessed to have his grandparents.

“And we know everyone loves me,” he said, joking, and then kissing her, because really, he was done talking for once.

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