Radiant Point by Brei Betzold

Author:Brei Betzold [Betzold, Brei]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Radiant Point
Published: 2014-12-09T05:00:00+00:00

It’s like I remember everything that happened and nothing at all, I remember Jeron finding out about the baby, but I can’t remember much that led up to my first doctor’s visit. I can remember walking into the office but not what happened once we walked in the door. I remember my name being called by the nurse but nothing until I was sitting on the table in a paper gown waiting for the doctor. I’m not sure if that’s normal or not; what I do remember clearly was Jeron holding my hand the entire time.

Jeron was amazing during this time in my life. He was there when I needed him, and when I needed to just think, he left me alone. When I told him I had a doctor’s appointment, he made sure he was able to take me. If I woke in the morning and ran to the bathroom, he was right behind me, just to rub my back and hold my hair away from my face.

He didn’t bring up marriage again, for which I was grateful. I wasn’t in a state of mind to make decisions like that. I was still coming to grips with the pregnancy, the way my life was going to change.

So there we were sitting in a small room with pictures of uteruses, and fetuses curled in uteruses. Jeron was pacing around while I sat frozen on the padded table, paper stuck to my naked ass. When someone knocked I jumped slightly, and then like a tornado the doctor walked in.

“Well, Ms. Seymour, it appears you’re having a baby.” He beamed at me.

I nodded mutely as Jeron walked over, taking my hand in his, squeezing gently.

The doctor clapped his hand. “You must be dad?”

Jeron nodded, and introduced himself, shaking the man’s hand. “Good, good now I need to do an exam. Just to make sure mommy is healthy, and then we’re going to listen to baby’s heartbeat.” He walked around pulling items out and placing them on a metal rolling tray. “I’d also like to do an ultrasound so we can pin point a due date. When was your last period, Ms. Seymour?”

“Uh, call me Trinity, and February, I think.” I flushed at how that sounded. “I had uh midterms in March, so I can’t really be sure.”

“Ah, midterms,” the doctor sighed, “I do not miss those.”

There was another knock on the door and the nurse who’d taken me for a urine sample, and other unsavory things, walked in. She smiled blandly at me before quickly looking over Jeron, a small smile on her face. I nearly growled at the nurse, but Jeron squeezed the hand he still held and smiled down at me.

“Okay, Trinity,” the doctor smiled, “lie down for me.”

I did as he asked, staying still as he and the nurse put my feet up in stir ups. Then this man I’d barely known five minutes was sitting between my legs looking at a place only Jeron had ever seen. I cringed and when I felt a hand, I flinched.

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