Passion, Vows & Babies: Only You, Baby: A Yeah, Baby & Time's Up! Crossover Novella (Kindle Worlds Novella) by Vicki Green

Author:Vicki Green [Green, Vicki]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Kindle Worlds
Published: 2017-07-03T18:30:00+00:00

Six

Alex

“I love her.”

It’s been four of the most wonderful months of my entire life. Keegan achieved a graphic design degree, one she’d been working towards since before we met, got a new job working from home for some big web design company, received her official driver’s license, and got a cell phone, her first. Finally, my house is now a home. I’ve gotten several more clients and we’ve visited Rica and Luke a few times now. I couldn’t be happier and I know she is too. I rarely even work at the coffee shop anymore and I even knocked down a wall, extending the office to make room for two desks and got her everything she needed for hers.

“Have you proposed? She hasn’t said anything to me. If I find out that….” Rica’s tirade goes on for a bit. I let it because I’m smiling so hard at how much she and Luke, and Emma, love Keegan.

“No, sis. Not yet. But soon.” Actually tonight but I’m not telling her that.

“Good.” Silence is not always golden. “You know once you do, you’ll have to tell Mom and Dad. They’ll be even more pissed because you haven’t even brought her to meet them yet.” Yeah, there’s that. “I know! Luke, Emma, and I will go over the same weekend. You know they have a soft spot for Emma so maybe it’ll smooth things over for you and Keegan.” What is she up to? She’s never this nice and willing to take the heat for me. I don’t trust her.

“And….?” I know she has a hidden agenda.

“Oh, you and Keegan just have to keep Emma for a weekend so Luke and I can get away.” Seriously? I knew there’d be a catch.

“Is that all? Fuck! You have a deal!”

So started what I believed to be the best day of my life.

“I need to run out and get copy paper and ink for my printer. Do you need anything, Alex?” Keegan yells from the kitchen.

“No, I’m good. Thanks.”

Fortunately for me she needs to go into town. I might have hidden the extra copy paper we had. That’ll give me time to get everything set up.

By the time I’ve taken a shower, the sauce is done, noodles are cooked, and the salad is prepared and in the fridge. I slide the cookie sheet of rolls into the oven and smile. The lights are dim in the living room, wine poured, and candles lit everywhere. She should be back any minute, and my heart is racing, my palms sweaty.

Twenty minutes later, the cookie sheet with the rolls is setting on the counter, the sauce on low, and the noodles drained and back in the pot with the lid on to keep them warm. Me? I’m pacing the floor in the living room. What in the hell is taking her so long? I stop abruptly. My heart lodged in my throat. What if she’s been in a car accident? Maybe I should go into town? No, then I could miss her if she’s okay.

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