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A Picture Worth Millions
I wake to feel Damon still wrapped around me. It's comforting, but I still feel like running to save him and everyone else.
"Baby girl, you need to leave the house today." I hear his words and freeze. "Look at me." His hand grips my chin and forces me to look at him.
"I-"
His hand covers my mouth.
"You need checking by a doctor, in a place. You need a scan for the baby. You told us you haven't seen a doctor once. You could have low iron or any number of things. So, it may be harsh, it may be cruel. But snap out of this trance, think about the baby, then when we get back, you can hibernate until you go into labour if you must."
His words aren't cruel. Straight forward and blunt, but I can see his worry, so I nod and agree.
I watch as he relaxes when I agree. His lips press against mine.
"I can't wait to get these off." I wave my hand with the case, and he laughs.
"You were told six to eight weeks. Luckily, they weren't f
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