All Chapters of Protected: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90
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81: Never-ending Energy
Jillie Ten days. That’s what was left until Christmas. Ten days, and we were just now putting up and decorating a tree. Jarren was sitting on the couch opening the different boxes of ornaments and looked so sexy. He was dressed in a pair of dark jeans and a white tee shirt, but I was utterly turned on. Dropping the box, I was holding onto the floor, I got up from the armchair and walked over to the couch. Taking the box out of his hands, I tossed it to the side and straddled him, which surprisingly wasn’t that hard considering I was thirty-four weeks pregnant.             I didn’t give him time to ask what I was doing. I simply attacked his lips with mine. Usually, I would let him take control
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82: Testing My Energy Level
Jarren Jillie was seriously testing my energy level. In the last two days, I’ve made love to her more times than most newlyweds did on a weeklong honeymoon. Her sexual appetite had skyrocketed, and if I thought she was insatiable before, she was more so now. I didn’t mind; I wasn’t complaining, but I knew I would have to tell her no at some point. I would have to talk to Hollie and see when it became unsafe for the baby. Until then, I would continue to give her what she wanted.             At the moment, however, I was happy she was taking a nap. With eight days left until Christmas, I still had so many things that I wanted to get her. She was making it somewhat hard, though. I spent most of my time in bed with her, and I really needed to go out and get the rest of her presents. Not to
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83: I Didn't Break You
Jarren “Baby, what are you doing?” I questioned as Jillie stuck her hand into my back pocket. We’d arrived to meet Mason and Alyx just a few minutes ago and were all standing in the middle of the shopping plaza.             She pulled my wallet from my back pocket, opened it, and took out one of my debit cards. Then, she handed me the wallet, and I put it back into my pocket. She dropped it into the side of her purse and grabbed my belt loops.“What’s my limit?” she asked, and I sighed, shaking my head. She had been spending so much on baby clothes and other things lately that I jokingly told her once that I was going to give her a limit. Obviously, she took me literally.
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84: Rip Him A New One
Jillie I sat on one of the barstools and watched Alyx and Jarren move around the kitchen. Neither of them would let me help. In Jarren’s mind, I shouldn’t be on my feet since I was almost thirty-six weeks pregnant. To my utter horror, not only did Alyx agree with him, but Mason did as well. I knew that you weren’t supposed to be on your feet a lot when you got further into a pregnancy, but Jarren had it in his mind that I wasn’t supposed to be on my feet at all. I was honestly surprised that he hadn’t just taken to carrying me around everywhere.            He had taken to waiting on me hand and foot, and I’m not going to say I didn’t like it, but a girl has to maint
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85: Speechless
Jarren             Rian had lost his damn mind talking to the women in the house that way, and if he thought that I wasn’t going to say something about it, then he had thought wrong. When Mason shut the door behind him, I pushed Rian into the side of the house. My anger was at an all-time high.“Have you lost your mind?” I questioned, fuming. Mason stepped between us.“Look, I know what you’re going to ask me, and it’s none of your business. What happens between Sage and I is just that, between Sage and I.”“Wrong!” I snapped. “When it’s affecting the two of yo
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86: Playing Santa
Jillie I didn’t know what to say. It was absolutely beautiful. I couldn’t have imagined anything more perfect than what I was looking at as a room for our little girl. It was done in sky blue and pale yellow. He’d painted the ceiling, and there were clouds all over it. The floor had been done in the same blue, but it was more textured. The crib was sand brown with a blue and yellow color scheme for bedding. There was an armchair and ottoman of the same color as well.            The room had so much beauty that I couldn’t describe it all. It looked like a small castle for a princess. He’d even taken all of her clothes and put them away in the closet and the bureau he’d gotten to match the rest of the room. There were toys on a shelf, a changing table, and plush animals hang
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87: Baby Shower
Jillie             New Year was full of friends, family, and food. We’d rung in the year at my parent’s house and spent the day at the boys and girls center with most of the kids from town. I couldn’t play with them like I once had, but the Fang gang, Wolf Pack, and Kaileeh were making up for that. While they ran around playing dodgeball, I had to remind Xander not to throw too hard; I got to watch Sara and Kinley draw. They were both very talented little girls. We’d had lunch with all of them, and Xander got hit on quite a bit, along with Carson and Garret, by the teenage girls. Kaileeh hadn’t been too happy about the last one, but she was trying not to show it. Overall, it was a good day.            I was currently sitting in the living room watching TV. I hadn&rs
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88: Chaos for the Fly
Jillie             When I opened the gifts, I was overwhelmed by the amount of clothes, shoes, toys, diapers, and wipes. It looked like we’d have enough to last for the next few years, though I knew that was unlikely. I knew that babies went through a ton of diapers in a year.             I had four gifts left to open. Three were wrapped in pink paper with little baby rattles on them, and the other was in a gift bag with clouds and the words “It’s a girl” written on it. My Dad brought the rather large boxes over to me one by one, and I ripped the paper from them. There was a highchair, a walker, and a baby swing. Upon seeing what they were, I turned to my mother, w
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89: Hold Them Delicately
Jarren When Jillie got up, I waited a few minutes before following her. I stopped just on the other side of the patio door and listened to the silence. I knew she’d gone out there. I could hear her heart beating, but she wasn’t saying anything. When she finally spoke, I realized that she’d noticed that something was wrong with Nunny as well.             As I sat and listened to them talk, my heart broke. Nunny was right; I wouldn’t be able to handle it if something happened to Jillie and our child. My world would literally come crashing down, and I wouldn’t know what to do with myself. They were my life, and just thinking about this scared me, and I was never scared.            Life was cruel sometimes. It seemed like we couldn’t win for losing. When we caught a break, something else came along and ruined it. Not this time. I was dete
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90: They Need to Hurry
Jillie My baby girl was kicking my butt like she was mad at the world. It had almost been nonstop for the past few hours. To top that off, those stupid cramps just wouldn’t let up. As luck would have it, Jarren was out doing who knows what at the moment. So I was on my own, dealing with my high-maintenance daughter, who was a complete daddy’s girl.            I’d tried everything. I’d placed headphones on my stomach and played calm, soothing music. I’d rub my stomach until both of my hands and arms felt like they were limp noodles and about to fall off at any minute. I’d tried talking to her, then begging. I’d even resorted to bribery. None of that worked.           &n
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