Chapters (27)
- Cover
- Dedication
- Prologue
- Chapter 1
- Chapter 2
- Chapter 3
- Chapter 4
- Chapter 5
- Chapter 6
- Chapter 7
- Chapter 8
- Chapter 9
- Chapter 10
- Chapter 11
- Chapter 12
- Chapter 13
- Chapter 14
- Chapter 15
- Chapter 16
- Chapter 17
- Chapter 18
- Chapter 19
- Epilogue
- With Me In Seattle Character Glossary
- About the Author
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I stare at him in surprise. “It feels like I slept for like twenty minutes.”
“You were out,” he says. “I should have just let you sleep.”
“No, it’s okay.” My phone rings, surprising me, but Keegan just goes back to kissing my shoulder.
“Ignore it.” His hand dives under the covers and slips between my legs.
“Talked me into it.”
He laughs and continues the delicious torture, but several seconds later, my phone rings again.
“Just ignore it.”
“What if it’s an emergency?”
Keegan sighs and reaches for my phone. His eyes narrow, and he answers, putting it on speaker.
“Yes, Mary Margaret?”
“Oh. If you’re answering, Izzy must be with you.”
“I’m here,” I say. “Is everything okay?”
“That’s what I was wondering. When I got up this morning and saw that you didn’t come home last night, I worried.”
“You knew she was with me,” Keegan says.
“I’m just making sure she’s safe, that’s all.”
“Mary Margaret.” Keegan sighs as I get out of bed and reach for his T-shirt. “I know you mean well, but you’re a bloody cockblocker.”
I giggle as I slip the cotton over my head.
“Okay, I can take a hint,” Maggie says. “See you both later.”
She clicks off, and I turn to find Keegan lying on his back, his hands under his head. “Come back here.”
“No way. Let’s go get some breakfast. I’m starving.”
“And then can we come back here?”
I shrug. “Sure.”
“Promise?”
I laugh. “I promise after you feed me, we can come back here, turn off the phone, and have sex all day.”
“It’s a deal.”
Chapter 8
~Keegan~
“Well, hello there,” I greet my gorgeous—and very pregnant—sister-in-law. She’s sitting in the sunroom at the back of the house, her hands folded over her belly, watching the water past the cliffs.
“Good morning,” she says with a sweet smile. “Whales have been playing out there this morning. I was just watching.”
“It’s a good spot for watching. When will the wee one be here?”
“In the next week or so.” She rubs her belly. “Not soon enough. I can’t make my cakes anymore because I can’t reach everything I need, and I can’t lift them. I’m bored out of my mind, except when I’m cleaning everything because I’m nesting. Also, my ankles are always swollen. Anyway, what are you up to?”
My mind swirls with that information dump, so I shake my head and refocus.
“I came to chat with your husband, but I think this is much better for now.” I sit next to her and let out a long breath. “You just can’t beat this view. Reminds me of Ireland.”
She smiles over at me. “That’s what Kane says, too. It’s why he bought this property.”