CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX
The one for me. I had lost count how many times that statement had crossed my brain tonight. Time had dragged by and after I dropped off a completely wasted Paul at his place, I found myself alone at one a.m. in the morning. I barely feel the nights chills biting into my body. It must have been around two-thirty when I finally retired to the house only for me to be in for a surprise. Lisa was sitting in my front pouch, her eyes quickly puckering up when she comprehended my presence.
“What are you doing here? In your condition, you shouldn’t be exposing yourself to cold like that,” I couldn’t help the edged in my voice as I quickly opened the door, letting her walk inside.
“You know, you honestly care more about this baby than I do,” she chuckled.
“Its not about carin
