DESTINY
One month later…
Sun filtered in through the windows and I realized I must not have adjusted the setting to keep all light out. That was okay. I liked the way the rays of light bounced around the room, casting shadows on my handsome devil of a husband’s face.
He was even more beautiful in sleep, if that was possible. If I’d been more conceited, or less sure of how much he loved me, I’d probably be annoyed that he was prettier than me.
I loved him so much, though. How could I feel anything but pleasure when I looked at his face?
“What are you looking at, Baby?” he asked, his lips quirking up in a way that told me he was amused.
“Just admiring my husband,” I said, biting my lip. “And wondering if our son or daughter will have your eyes or mine?”
“What?” he asked, sitting up abruptly and almost sending me flying off the bed.