Giving My Billionaire Stepbrother A Baby 5 by Brother Stephanie

Author:Brother, Stephanie [Brother, Stephanie]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, epub
Published: 2015-05-17T16:00:00+00:00

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Upstairs, back in Dante's room, simply because there is nowhere else she can go, she flops on the bed like a complete and utter failure, while Abbey lies down alongside her. This isn't the first time they've done this together, and Sash is more appreciative than she is able to demonstrate that it is clear that despite what has happened they are likely to do it again. Abbey has always been there for her, and in the light of this recent revelation, a declaration that has already lost her a handful of her less open minded friends, it is an incredible feeling not only to have her support, but feel like she doesn't owe her anything.

Her father and Tracy are the same. They could easily have freaked out about it, but neither one have given her any impression that what they have done is wrong. Not only that, it seems as though neither of them are all that surprised by the news. Even though she's not asking, Sash feels like she owes Abbey. She owes her parents too, but talking to them is much more difficult, and she knows it will come only when it needs to, at another time in the future. Abbey is her best friend and she deserves to know the truth. The secrets, the lies and everything else in between.

While Sash does just that, the words flowing out of her as easily as the tears as soon as she gets going, and Abbey sits alongside her or opposite, or cross legged or reenacts the dance and the very first kiss until Sash pulls her back to the bed and the two girls giggle conspiratorially, Sash finally able to feel the weight lifting of carrying around a secret with her for so long, Tracy looks at her husband sat down at the long pine table he's had for longer than either of their children have been alive, a chaos of intricate metal pieces spread out on an old newspaper in front of him, of a mechanical jigsaw that refuses to come together, and can't keep it in any longer.

"Are you going to tell them?", Tracy asks, the first time she's had a chance to do so in the chaos of the day, wet hands from the sink wrapped briefly in a tea towel to the side, mostly to just do something with them.

Henry sighs. "I'm fine", he says. "You can see I'm fine. That's the main thing."

"That's not the point", Tracy insists. "She should know. She has to know."

Henry turns in his chair to face his wife. "We don't even know-" he begins and then hangs his head, cutting the sentence short. "It's none of our business."

"Don't let me see you regret it", Tracy says. "I mean it Henry, that boy is dangerous."

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