Autumn Adventure (Summer Unplugged #6) by Amy Sparling

Author:Amy Sparling [Sparling, Amy]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Amazon: B00TR9BNTM
Publisher: 336love
Published: 2015-04-04T23:00:00+00:00

Chapter 8

After what was probably the greatest love making session on earth, Jace and I kick back on our hotel’s patio and research touristy places to visit while at the Grand Canyon. I’ve been feeling a little nauseous in the private jet lately, so although the helicopter tours of the canyon sound amazing, I think it’s best to opt out.

Also, the hiking tours that last several hours probably aren’t the best, either. These ankles tend to swell after a few hours on my feet. I sigh and hand the tablet back to Jace. “We can’t fly in a helicopter, we can’t take a hike. This whole pregnancy thing is really bumming me out and ruining our honeymoon.”

“Just think of this as a research project. Now we know what they have available, and when our son is old enough to walk and enjoy the sights, we’ll come back on a family vacation and do all of these things.”

“Well in that case, let me cross gambling in Vegas off the list,” I say with a smirk.

“We’re not old enough to gamble,” Jace says, reminding me of a fact I had totally forgotten. There goes my newly acquired daydream of playing slot machines all night.

Unfortunately, with the reminder that I’m only nineteen, all of my unwanted thoughts from earlier in the week come crashing back into the forefront of my mind. We aren’t even old enough to gamble and yet here we are, married and having a kid. A gas station clerk can’t sell me a case of beer but I can legally create and bring a brand new human onto this earth. How messed up is that?

Thoughts of those stupid comments I read online about how Jace threw away his life by marrying so young come barreling through my subconscious, reminding me yet again all of the reasons why I should be ashamed of myself.

I’m a career ruiner and soon to be the mother of someone who probably wasn’t ready to be born into this life. I should be picking out college applications and buying textbooks and planning which sorority to join.

“What’s going on in that mind of yours?”

I look over, eyes wide. How, in just sixty seconds of deep thought, could I have forgotten I was sharing the patio with my husband? “Nothing,” I say quickly, throwing him a little smile.

“Nice try,” Jace says, reaching over and poking me in the knee. “Seriously, don’t be worrying about the stuff you can’t do here. We can spend the day bowling in the hotel’s bowling alley if you want. I don’t mind either way.”

“That’s not what I’m worried about,” I say. Jace smirks and I close my damn mouth before it says another word.

“I know,” he says, leaning closer to me. “I just said that shit so you’d deny it and hopefully tell me what’s really on your mind.”

I groan. “I hate you.”

“I love you,” he says back in a singsong. “What’s wrong, Bayleigh Adams? Is this not the honeymoon of your dreams?”

I shake my head.

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