Christine Rimmer - The Right Reason To Marry

“Hey, really. It’s going to be okay, Liam.”

“I hope so.”

“It really is. I know I dropped the ball in a big way by not telling you what was going on sooner. I should’ve pushed past all the crap going on in my head and gotten in touch.”

He watched her way too closely. “What crap, exactly?”

Uh-uh. Not going there . “My point is, I promise you that we will work together. You don’t have to freak out.”

“I’m not freaking out,” he said vehemently—and a bit freakily.

Was this all going south suddenly?

And just when they’d both seemed to be feeling more at ease around each other.

She kind of wanted to cry, which was probably just hormones. But still. She really did want to get along with him. “Okay. You’re right. You’re not freaking out and I shouldn’t have even hinted that you were and I’m really, um...” Her already weak train of thought went right off the rails as she felt something shift inside her—a gentle shift, yet also a sudden one, a tiny pop of sensation deep within.

And then something was dripping along the inside of her thighs.

Frowning, she looked down, which was pointless. Her giant belly blocked her view and whatever was dripping down there, it was only a trickle. So far, her thigh-highs seemed to be absorbing it.

“Okay,” said Liam. “Something’s happened. What?”

She made herself look straight into his startled blue eyes and she put real effort into speaking calmly. “My water just broke. Would you mind driving me to Memorial Hospital?”

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