One of his hands slipped beneath my shirt and settled over my stomach, rubbing slow circles.
“My baby good?”
I looked back over my shoulder.
“Our baby.”
He hummed against my neck before pressing a soft kiss beneath my ear.
“I know what I said.”
I rolled my eyes.
“You so extra.”
“And you still leaving.”
Turning in his arms, I looped mine around his neck.
“You acting like I ain't coming back.”
“You leaving me,” he said, like that alone explained everything.
I searched his face, trying not to smile. The man looked dead serious.
“For three days.”
“Seventy-two hours.”
I blinked.
“You already counting?”
“Been counting.”
That did it. I laughed, shaking my head.
“Kyrie.”
“I'm just saying.”
“It’s a girls’ trip.”
“And?”
“You not invited.”
His lips twitched.
“Y’all lucky.”
I narrowed my eyes.
“Excuse me?”
“’Cause I'd be right there with you. Watching everything.”
“I know you would.”