The Sheikh's Miracle Baby Daughters by Lynn Sophia & Brooke Ella

Author:Lynn, Sophia & Brooke, Ella
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Royal Romance
Publisher: Sophia Lynn &. Ella Brooke
Published: 2018-09-09T16:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER TEN

Frannie

Dr. Rai said that exercise was good for the babies. Well, girls, what do you think?

It had been a week of blessed calm. Frannie was eating again, and when she got on the scale, Dr. Rai nodded approvingly at the weight she had gained. Her body was responding to the improved care, and Frannie could feel herself losing the sharp and desperate edge that she had gained while she’d been in London.

What hadn't been fixed was what was to become of her in Beian. After her last disastrous conversation with Khaliq, they had avoided each other. Most of her days were spent wandering the palace, walking to get the exercise that she was supposed to get, and talking with Jameela. Jameela was young enough to be the little sister she had never had, and she was bright, happy and energetic, things that helped Frannie relax when she was feeling too stressed. Jameela had respected Frannie's hedging about her relationship with Khaliq, and even if the teen was obviously burning with curiosity over her brother's love life, she restrained it to the occasional oblique question that Frannie would answer vaguely at best.

Jameela seemed to think that Frannie and Khaliq were a couple that was going through a tough time, and that with enough thought and communication and care, they would be as right as rain.

“You know, communication is the key to every good relationship,” Jameela said earnestly. “It really is! I mean...that is, I was always told...”

“And who told you that?”

Jameela would turn a becoming pink under her warm complexion, saying something about the girls at the boarding school or the magazines that she was strictly not allowed by her mother to read, but Frannie sometimes wondered if there was something more to all of it. Jameela seemed young to Frannie, who had been on her own since she was almost eighteen, but she also seemed like a level-headed young lady. Frannie had the feeling that she would have liked Jameela wherever she happened to meet her.

Of course she couldn't say the same thing about Khaliq. He had made himself scarce since their last disastrous conversation, but that didn't mean that it hadn't preyed on her mind, his words and the rage that had shone in his eyes.

He has no right, no right at all to tell me what to do.

Sometimes, the thoughts of that conversation were so aggravating that Frannie found she couldn't sit still. That was why it was past midnight and she was wandering the garden in her nightgown and a light silk robe. She had to admit that the clothes that Khaliq had supplied for her were nothing short of luxurious, even if it galled her to be wearing what he gave her to wear.

Her slippered feet made a soft shushing sound on the gravel path, and slowly, she was walking off her frustration. The questions of what she was going to do when her twins were born and how in the world she was going to fight Khaliq if she had to spun around her mind, but they were quieter now, less urgent.

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