Them (Him #3) by Carey Heywood

Author:Carey Heywood [Heywood, Carey]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Amazon: B00WH37IP8
Published: 2015-04-19T23:00:00+00:00

Will

Amber is in the house. Her dad dropped her off thirty minutes ago. Sarah is pretending to read a book in the living room since they are in the kitchen. How do I know she’s faking? She hasn’t turned a page in ten minutes. Sarah spent the first ten minutes Amber was here offering her something to eat or drink while Logan looked about as uncomfortable as I’d ever seen him.

I decided to come to his rescue and get her out of the kitchen so they could get started on their project. I had hoped to get her upstairs, but I only managed as far as the living room. She planted her ass on the sofa and gave me a look daring me to try and move her. I just shook my head at her and flipped on the TV to some college ball so I could keep an eye on her and make sure she doesn’t go and bother them again.

Rascal ambles out of the kitchen to come curl up on her cushion by the fireplace. It’s warmer today than it has been in the last week or so, which is the only reason we don’t have a fire going. We haven’t had one since Christmas day. It came in handy for a quick way to get rid of all of that wrapping paper, though. Sarah outdid herself on all of the gifts under the tree.

Logan loved all of his presents. I’ve spent the last couple of days either trying not to fall off my old skateboard or showing him how to pass a lacrosse ball in the backyard. Passing the ball is fun, unless either of us misses and Rascal is outside. She goes nuts after the balls, and they’re a bitch to get back from her.

After we opened our presents here Christmas morning, we picked my mom up and headed over to Sarah’s parents’ house for brunch and to open even more presents. I know Sarah was bummed we couldn’t tell anyone about the baby. It makes sense to wait, though. Besides, Sawyer and Jared are coming down to visit. We’re having a New Year’s get-together, and I have a feeling Sawyer and Christine will figure it out as soon as they notice Sarah not drinking.

I glance up at her, grinning when I notice her toying with the locket I got her for Christmas. It’s empty now, but I know she can’t wait to put our baby’s picture in it. Considering the amount of money she spent on the new camera lens she got me, there’s a decent chance I’ll be taking the picture.

“What do you think of Amber?”

I was so distracted I didn’t realize Sarah had set down her book and was now looking at me.

“She seems shy,” I reply.

Sarah nods. “I like her.”

I can’t help but laugh. “After ten minutes?”

She smirks. “Yes, after only ten minutes.”

That response right there is Sarah through and through. She’s quick to trust, so open and loving with those around her, even people she’s just met.

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