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“Language,” I remind him, not opening my eyes.

He chuckles and kisses me on my temple.

“Sorry, baby. I’ll be better at remembering.”

I nod. I know that he will. There is nothing that this man wouldn’t do for me. I might have snapped at him a hundred times in the last eighteen hours, but he’s never complained once, and I know that if he could, he would do anything to take this pain away.

“Another big push,” Dr. Barnett says and I grip the hospital bed rail tighter and scream as I push again.

I’m out of breath, drenched in sweat, and so freaking tired, but I know that it has to almost be over.

“One more big push,” the doctor says and I nod, turning to meet Wild’s mismatched eyes.

“I love you,” I tell him and he grins.

“I know. I love you too.”

The contraction hits and I push one more time, trying not to focus on the pain.

And then… our baby boy is crying.

I collapse back against the bed, tears in my own eyes as I wait with Wild while they clean him up and weigh him.

“Ready, Mama?” Dr. Barnett asks and I nod, reaching my hands out for my son.

Wild crowds me on the bed and I laugh as we both stare down at our baby boy.

“He’s perfect,” I whisper, in awe of his tiny face and body.

“Just like his mommy,” Wild whispers, kissing my forehead and then my cheek.

“What should we name him?”

“Hmm. How about Wild?”

I laugh, staring up into my husband’s beautiful face.

“How about Weston?”

“Weston?”

“Yeah, because I headed west. If I hadn’t moved out here, we may never have met.”

“Weston Wilder. I love it.”

“Me too.”

We stare down at our son’s face and I finally have what I’ve always wanted.

A family.

ChapterThirteen

Wild

Ten Years Later…

I park my bike next to the minivan and grin as I hop off. Bristle and I are about to head off on a two week vacation. Nothing but me, my wife, and my bike.

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