Mountain Man Lumberjack: A Surprise Pregnancy Romance (Small Town Mountain Men) by Natasha L. Black

Author:Natasha L. Black [Black, Natasha L.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2024-07-02T00:00:00+00:00

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TAMMY

“So, what do you think?” I asked Macy over dinner.

“I think it’s too soon to move in together, but if you really feel like this is the right thing to do, you have my blessings,” Macy said. “But you have to promise to come back if anything goes wrong.”

“I promise,” I agreed.

“What did Lindsey say?” Dillon asked with a chuckle.

“She’s picking out wedding presents already,” I sighed.

Both Macy and Dillon laughed. We finished dinner talking about the cabin and logistics of moving. I had just two suitcases here but a fair amount of stuff in storage outside of town. I was going to have to rent a U-Haul and get some help with the furniture.

“I can come down,” Dillon said. “And we can probably get Bradley from the storage place to help us move at that end.”

“I can help,” I offered.

Dillon nodded his agreement.

“Tomorrow’s my day off,” I said. “Can we go tomorrow?”

“Tomorrow I have a call at nine,” Dillon said, “but I could go in the afternoon.”

Macy took pity on me, seeing my pinched face. “I can go in the morning.”

Dillon opened his mouth to protest.

“It’s just a dresser and a mattress,” she pointed out. “Tammy and I can handle it. And like you said, we can get help from Mr. Bradley.”

Dillon shrugged. “If you want to wait, I can help.”

“We’ll be fine.” Macy stood up and kissed him on the top of his head, clearing away the dishes.

I spent my last night in the laundry room, staring up at the ceiling, too excited to sleep. I texted Mike when it became apparent that I would be lying awake all night. He texted back immediately.

Thinking about the cabin, I texted.

Do you have a TV? he wrote.

Yes. A small one.

Do you have any lamps?

Maybe. I don’t remember, I answered.

We went back and forth about our day, about how we were going to organize things in the cabin, and about our jobs. I told him Lindsey was picking out China patterns already. He sent back three laughing emojis and one heart.

I was finally able to sleep, hugging my phone to my chest. By tomorrow, I would be able to cross the hall if I wanted to talk to him. We could lie in bed together and let our thoughts wander. We could make love anytime we felt like it. It made me nervous to be moving this fast, but it also felt right. I had been down in the dumps in Austin for too long, emotionally. This could be just what I needed.

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