13
Eve
Marina and Tara showed up on our doorstep and Piper had been very disappointed. I’d been relieved, but much like a tooth pull, knowing what was to come was perhaps more painful than the extraction itself. I’d thought the women were gone from my life when I’d boarded the train in Clancy, but they’d reappeared. And now I had to get rid of them, this time on my terms.
Instead of them coming to the house where I had two very overprotective husbands, husbands who were hovering over me as if I were a piece of china that might fall and break, I was at the mercantile the next day when they approached. It had taken an hour of cajoling to get Jed and Knox to agree I could go on my own. I wasn’t delivering the baby today and I wasn’t nauseous at all. If this was the way it was going to be f
