Saving the Seal 2: A BWWM Navy Seal Interracial Romance by Cristina Grenier

Author:Cristina Grenier
Language: eng
Format: azw3, mobi, epub
Tags: BWWM Navy Seal Interracial Romance
Published: 2015-10-06T23:00:00+00:00

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The evening was utter and complete chaos.

Genny had been tense from the moment she and Gina left the Latina’s home, and that nervousness had ratcheted upwards when they’d arrived to find her mother incapacitated. Of course, being hunted in a place she once found familiar had been enough to make Genny want to wake up from the situation like an awful nightmare. But, it was all terribly real.

As frightened as she had been, however, the worst thing was seeing Owen’s expression when he burst in, guns blazing. He’d been worried for her – terrified. She could see it even through his cool countenance.

While he was on the examination table, he was very firm with her. Things as she knew them were about to change. But Genevieve knew that the change was necessary to ensure both her safety and the safety of the people around her.

Though she was relieved that Owen’s injuries were relatively minor, and that her mother was OK, that relief soon morphed into another, very different form of panic.

Gina had gone into labor.

It was, perhaps, the worst timing in the cosmos, but Genny wasn’t about to tell her that. The only thing she could do was stay by the woman’s side as her labor quickly progressed. When Genny and Owen arrived in the labor and delivery wing, Gina was already being administered to by a doctor who pronounced her dilated a hefty five centimeters. Gina, being Gina, argued that such a thing was impossible. Her water had broken only ten minutes ago.

The doctor looked at her in exasperation, and Genny could immediately tell that her friend had been giving the man a hard time. But when didn’t she?

In an attempt to soothe her, Genny took the woman’s hands, trying to coach her through contractions and hoping that she didn’t break her fingers. Gina demanded that they try to get Sean on the line, but it was easier said than done. When he left, the captain knew that there was a chance he’d miss the birth, and at that moment, no one on his base could get hold of him.

So Gina proceeded to take her frustration out on everyone present, from the doctors to Genny and Owen themselves. When the SEAL, looking beyond flummoxed at the situation he found himself in, offered to hold Gina’s hand while his lover went to the bathroom, Genny looked at him skeptically. She went as fast as she could, but by the time she returned, Owen was grimacing in pain.

He’d had all the fingers on his right hand broken twice, he attested, and it hadn’t hurt as much as Gina trying to mangle him through her contractions.

After that little proclamation, Genny shooed him from the room, obviously irritated at his imperious tone. She implied that he should take the time before the baby was born to speak to the police, who were waiting pretty patiently, considering the circumstances. She could tell that he was relieved to take his leave, and while he was gone, she concentrated on calming Gina.

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