Point of Return by Stacey Lynn

Author:Stacey Lynn [Lynn, Stacey]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Literature & Fiction, Romance, Contemporary, New Adult & College, Romantic Suspense, Mystery & Suspense, Suspense, Fiction
Amazon: B00JUENQN0
Goodreads: 20733904
Published: 2014-04-21T04:00:00+00:00

“Looks like you’re ready to go, Gunner.” I spun around and surveyed the smaller office space we had spent the last two weeks converting into a new tattoo shop. Well, mostly Gunner had converted it.

Sometimes men from the club came and helped.

I suspected it was because Daemon was still nervous about not knowing for sure why a bomb had been thrown through Gunner’s old shop, and this was his way of protecting me. I was able to sort through the paperwork and re-organize the new back office. I had spent most of the week in the back printing out new photos of all of Gunner’s artwork along with decorating and hanging photos on the walls.

The men did all the heavy work, and being pregnant, I let them. I was learning rough biker men liked taking care of women. And since I was beginning to like being taken care of, I let them.

“You got plans later?”

I smiled nervously as my hand lightly rubbed my abdomen. “I have a doctor’s appointment in a little bit, my first one.” I was close to twelve weeks and it was time for my first official prenatal appointment. I’d already been taking vitamins the clinic nurse had told me to buy. Every night I looked like I’d eaten three times my share in food, but besides the slightly swollen belly and my tender and even more swollen chest, I was feeling good.

My morning sickness had disappeared. I hadn’t thrown up in over a week and I was feeling a lot less tired throughout the day. I hoped it was a sign of the end of the first trimester that I’d learned about in the books I’d been reading on my phone, when Gunner made me take breaks while he set up his new office.

In reality, I wasn’t going to feel better about everything until I learned my baby was okay.

My baby—because Travis hadn’t spoken to me since the day he called our child a bastard. Part of me knew he was angry we were over. I also knew he was angry I was still staying at Daemon’s. The other part just knew he was hurting, and he didn’t mean what he said to me that night.

He couldn’t have. At least, I didn’t want to believe he could be so cold toward me. I shook Travis out of my head.

“Daemon going, too?” Gunner asked as his eyes narrowed on my stomach with pure curiosity.

I frowned at Gunner. “No, just me.”

He made some strange, unintelligible noise and waved me off. “All right, then. Talk to you later, Liv. Be here whenever you can on Monday.”

I waved him good-bye and climbed into my car wondering about the cause of the strange look from Gunner. I didn’t even tell Daemon about the appointment. He thought I had to work at Gunner’s new tattoo shop for the rest of the day. I hated the lie, but I didn’t want to be followed to my appointment, and I didn’t want any club members at the shop, watching me leave.

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