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I clear my throat and cock my hands on my hips and Levi meets my gaze. He smiles and shakes his head. He knows I can’t keep a secret.
"So the reason I don't want to change Luke's diaper is that I'm afraid I'm going to barf all over him," I say with a big sigh.
My father frowns, but my mother and Vayda catch on immediately. "You're pregnant?"
“Yes. We’re about eight weeks along. And this time, it was planned.”
My mother and Vayda both hug me. “Honey, I’m so happy for you. Little Luke here deserves a sibling,” she says squeezing him tightly before handing him to Levi. “And a diaper change.”
“Yay! That’s the greatest news ever. Are you hoping for a girl this time?” Vayda asks after she steps away.
“We don’t really care. As long as the peanut is healthy.” I smile lovingly at Levi, a proud grin on his face. “That’s not all, I have more news.”
“Wow, bigger news than another baby?” my mother asks surprised.
“Yes,” I say, clasping my hands together. “The last few months at college I took some extra courses. Having Luke made me reconsider wanting to work away from home, so I started looking into alternatives—working from home.”
“And?” my dad asks cautiously.
"I learned I had a knack for designing websites and managing social media. For the past couple of weeks, I've sent out a few proposals to see if it's a viable job opportunity to freelance from home."
“Just tell them already,” Levi urges me excitedly.
"And today I signed my first two contracts. I'm officially a freelance website designer and social media manager. That means I can work around Luke's schedules and when the new baby comes, I can be home with him as well."
Congratulations and excitement sounded through the room accompanied by numerous hugs when I felt Levi’s hand on mine. I follow him upstairs, with Luke in his arms. He sets Luke down in my old bedroom before he turns to me with that same gaze that made me fall in love with him almost three years ago.
“Do you know how lucky we are we found each other?” Levi asks, pulling me close.
I nod and try to kiss him, but he pulls back marginally.
"I'm serious, babe. Can you imagine if we just ignored the attraction and moved on with our lives, we would have settled? I'm so glad we fought to be together, I can't imagine wanting to be with anyone else."
Levi's hand slides under my shirt, and he cups my breast, squeezing it slightly. "Levi," I warn, laughing.
He pulls his hand away and steps back grabbing Luke. “You’re right, now we need to deal with the doo-doo king.”
Luke’s cute little giggles make us both smile, and I realize I married the greatest guy in the world.
After all, age is just a number when you find the one.
Preview of Mountain Man’s Fake Fiancée
If you love fake romances or marriage of conveniences and rugged mountain men, then this next book is for you!! Keep scrolling for a two-chapter preview!
When Tate Williams walks into the café I work at, I’m instantly smitten by his charm and good looks. Dark hair, full beard, and smoldering green eyes are impossible to ignore in this small town. To make things awkward, I drop an entire tray of dishes in front of him and instead of watching me stumble to pick up the pieces, he comes to my side and immediately helps.
That’s all it takes for us to form a connection and now I’ll find any excuse to see him again.
After bumping into each other at a bar, Tate makes a proposition that could change everything wrong in my life. He offers me fifty thousand dollars to fly with him to his hometown and pretend to be his fiancée. It’s a clear arrangement and the easiest money I’ll ever make, but that doesn’t mean it’s a simple decision.
Pleasure mingles with business and before long neither of us are faking.
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Tate
The sun shines through the tall trees of Whitefish, Montana, and I can't help but think how much better this town is during the summer compared to the winter. Don't get me wrong, I like the snow as much as the next guy, but I can't stand the flood of tourists that takeover during the summer months. But on this beautiful, warm day, there's no one in the mountains but me.
