“You’re all adults, Jake. Let the past stay in the past. Emma is here with you. You have all got to get it together, for the sake of these babies, they will be siblings after all.”
Her comment hits me this time and I swallow hard, tears threatening. She’s right, as much as this is killing me she’s so very right; my baby has a sibling already and as much as I hate the girl in the next room I can’t hate the part growing inside of her that belongs to Jake. His eyes on me as I stare at my stomach and a tear rolls down my cheek involuntarily.
“Go see her, Jake. I’ll be upstairs.” I pull out of his arms and head away, but he catches me and hauls me back against him, lifting my face to his with that no-nonsense expression set in.
“Hell. No.” He kisses me gently on the nose and wipes my face with his thumb, keeping me close, reassuring me with his hold. “I’m sorry, Mamma, but I’m not changing my mind in this. Emma is my priority. If Marissa wants to talk, then fine, let her hang around or come back later. But right now, I’m taking Emma upstairs and I won’t be down until she’s ready to come with me. The pregnancy is making her ill and she needs rest. She needs me beside her to take care of her like I promised I would always do.” His eyes are steady on mine, so much transpiring in those green depths. He’s making a stand, showing me that no matter what it’s always me first, and whether I knew it, it’s what I needed and I’m grateful for the way the pain in my heart let’s go a little.
“I knew I raised you right.” Sylvana smiles, patting his shoulder. “Marissa can come back for dinner and you’ll talk to her before she leaves. I’ll send food to your room if you prefer not eating with her but at some point, you’ll sit down and be adults. Enough of all this foolishness now.” Jake grits his teeth and narrows his eyes before he finally nods.
“Fine. I’m sure we can all handle dinner without anyone throwing a few steak knives.” His jaw is still rigid and his body still solid. He may be agreeing but he’s not happy in the slightest.
I really hope the glance at me was not in any way related to his comment.
Although, come to think of it, I better make sure he removes anything sharp if I’m to sit at dinner with her.
I don’t have a clue about how I’m going to handle this.
Now go. I’m being extremely ignorant leaving her this long. Go to your room, it’s all made up.” She smiles, waving us off, then bustles away toward the long wide marble corridor leading to the family room. Jake leads me up the long sweeping stair before pulling
okay? About all of this I mean?” He looks worried. No. He looks scared and it only makes me love him
right, Jake. This isn’t about any of us anymore.” I hate that I’m even agreeing to it, agreement doesn’t mean it doesn’t hurt like hell, but here we are. Being pregnant has changed my outlook so much in such a short time despite the fact I don’t even know how to accept it. Maybe it’s an internal maternal change but I’m thinking about Marissa’s child and suddenly I don’t want to be the bad guy in this. I don’t want
in my hair and his forehead resting against mine; sighing
in me.
…” He closes his eyes, the
about,” I reassure him, and
followed by a tentative kiss on the lips, soft and gentle, everything I need
I may be saying the right thing but I’m not feeling it. I’m overemotional and just a slight bit insecure. Nerves getting the better of
to my cheek in a soft peck from behind; his hands on my shoulders as I stand smoothing down my dress in the mirror. It’s late and we’ve been up here for a couple of hours. I slept a lot and we laid together just talking, while watching daytime TV, about everything and nothing. Idle chit chat and jokes; Jake trying his hardest to just make this feel normal. Neither of us wanting to acknowledge that she is going to
there somewhere; I’m about to lay eyes on her for the first time since he touched her. I gulp softly and quell the nerves
I’m far from it. I smile back at him from our reflection. I’m looking better, less pale, no more rosy cheeks from a high temperature. My black shift dress clinging in all the right places and my flat pumps making me a little less formal. I look right
grins, kissing me on the neck, burying his face against me and smelling me.
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