His Omega Bear (BEARS OF ASHEVILLE #5) by Skye R. Richmond EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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- Authors: Skye R. Richmond
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Jaxson
Jaxson: We’re here.
I waited for a reply from my buddy from the Marines, who now ran his
family moving business. Shep arrived yesterday, even though we left
before they did. We’d kept in contact throughout, so I knew he was at
the local diner, grabbing food while he waited for me. They hadn’t been
able to stay in town. Apparently, the two inns were fully booked. What were
the odds?
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Who knew never-heard-of-it-ville Montana got so much traffic?
Maybe you won’t spend as much time cursing Lee and Jay for getting
you into this.
I blew out a breath and cracked my knuckles before looking back at the
sleeping bundle in the car seat. “Guess this place can’t be so bad if a lot of
tourists come through, huh?” Of course, I didn’t get a reply.
My phone pinged, stopping the usual train of panic-laced thoughts. That
was normal for me now.
Shepherd: Be there in 10.
That was a typical Shep response. The man never used more words than
he needed.
Tossing my phone on the passenger seat, I rolled my shoulders before
opening the door and getting out of my brand-new, passed-every-safety test
SUV. I stretched, letting all my muscles relax. Finally, we were here. We
could have arrived sooner if you hadn’t pushed moving day oh ten or so
times, a very unhelpful voice pointed out.
Yet another thing I’d gotten good at ignoring.
Instead, I stared at the large house that was to be my… our new home
and sighed.
I did my best to ignore the panicked voice, reminding me it wasn’t just
me anymore. I was now and forever half of a we.
I wiped my face with my hand and released another breath. “I sure as
fuck hope I’m doing the right thing.”
It was probably… definitely, the wrong time to have second thoughts. I
snorted. Calling them second thoughts wasn’t quite right… these were more
like fiftieth and sixtieth thoughts. Was that even a saying? If it wasn’t, it
sure as hell should be.
Even after selling my condo and packing my whole life up the last
couple of months for this move, there was a part of me that was certain I
was crazy for moving to a whole new town, with absolutely no backup.
“No fucking backup.” I’d have no more babysitters, or kindly neighbors
that had known me forever. Or military spouses that took pity on me and
dropped off food and took the baby for a couple of hours so I could panic in
solitude. It was just me and little bit.
And just like always, that thought had my body breaking out in a cold
sweat worse than the time one of my trainees had stepped on an active mine
and we’d had to detonate without blowing both of us to kingdom come.
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