It's Not the Baby, It's His Daddy
Flying under the radar is a skill, one I perfected a long time ago. I learned that if I stayed quiet, I could blend into my surroundings. I make it a point to say less and keep my feelings to myself. I’ve always done what I need to do for me. Whatever that entails.
And life was easy… until it wasn’t.
Want to know my one regret? I don’t really believe in regrets, but I’ll play. Her. She’s my sister’s best friend, more like family. It should’ve been easy to put her in a box marked off-limits. Right? Wrong. Because there will always be a part of me that wants more from her. And now that she’s divorced… I can’t find a reason not to step to her.
Want to know when she started calling me her little light thang? I’m not shy, so when she finally looked at me like I wasn’t just her best friend’s little brother, I showed her how grown I really am—in every way she could imagine.
Want to know how my carefree life became complicated? I did a good thing. Selfless, really. I thought I was just the donor. And it was all fun and games until that baby appeared on my doorstep.
So, yeah… I’m someone’s daddy. We’re not going to even talk about how many somebodies there might be, but that’s not the point. Because those babies aren’t depending on me for their very survival. This one is.
Now, I’m forced to learn a new lesson. Everything happens for a reason.
IT’S NOT THE BABY, IT’S HIS DADDY is book six in the Young In Love Series, featuring the very large, very fun Young Family. If you love romance with layered characters and laugh out loud moments, snag your copy. This novel contains sex, profanity, and sensitive subjects that some may find triggering.
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