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She sent a couple of laughing emojis.

Wife-to-be:Do you enjoy working with the kids?

She’d resisted my lure, but this was an opening I could jump on board with. I decided I wanted to hear her voice, especially for this conversation. A glance at the time showed she had about fifteen minutes before her flight boarded.

“Hi,” she answered softly, and I could swear I heard a smile in her tone.

“Hey, baby. My fingers were getting tired.”

Wrenley giggled, making me grin.

“To answer your question, I love kids. Can’t wait to have my own. What about you?”

She was quiet for a moment, then said, “I’m hoping to have a family someday…” There was a lengthy pause before she continued, sounding wistful, “I’ve always wanted to be a mom.”

Someday?I frowned. Not my preference, but I’d go along with whatever made her happy.

“How long do you want to wait?” I forced myself to sound patient so she wouldn’t feel pressured to give me whatever answer she thought I wanted to hear.

“It’s not that Iwantto wait. I’d happily put my modeling on hold to start a family, but the timing still has to be right. Obviously”—she chuckled—“I’d like to be married before I have a baby.”

Noted. And I completely agreed. She’d definitely have my last name before she gave birth. And if I had my way, that would be happening as soon as possible.

“Well, we can—”

“Darn it. They are calling my row. I’m sorry, Jordan, I have to go.”

“Travel safe, baby. And let me know when you get there.”

“Um, okay. Talk to you later.”

* * *

Three days.

Three fucking days and this nightmare would be over. I was never letting Wrenley go anywhere without me ever again.

My phone pinged from the bench a few feet away from where I was lifting weights, and I practically dive-bombed over to grab it.

“Damn, Jordan,” Prentice drawled with a chuckle. “I’ve only ever seen you move like that on the field. Whoever that is must be special.”

“She’s everything,” I responded with a nod as I opened my messages.

Wife-to-be:Why did the football coach go to the bank?

Shaking my head, I grinned as I typed.

Me:Why?

Wife-to-be:To get his quarterback.

I shook my head and chuckled. Her jokes were ridiculous, but they always made me laugh.

“Wow, look at that love-sick expression.”

I glanced up to see that Nixon had wandered over and was standing next to Prentice.

“You would know,” I muttered good-naturedly.

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