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I dont know, Doc. I did feel pretty warm, but there was no warning. Suddenly everything started to get fuzzy and then black. My head hurts now.
I can probably give you something for that, but first I need to ask a few questions.
Charlie was questioned about whether or not the heat had ever bothered her before, her diet, sleeping habits, alcohol intake, everything. Charlie answered all questions with calm patience, until the last one.
Is there a chance youre in a family way?
Charlie blinked at the man across from her, and then turned to look at Sean. They had talked of children, but neither one had given much thought to the fact that Charlie could be expecting.
The doctor took in the comical looks on the young couples faces, and had to stop himself from shaking his head. To what did they think the intimate side of marriage led?
I take it there is a possibility? the doctor questioned dryly. When Charlie nodded he became much more specific. His questions made her eyes go wide, not because she was offended, but because he was able to tell her exactly what had been happening in her body of late. Nothing very noticeable, but distinct nevertheless.
I thought women got sick when they were pregnant, Charlie commented. Im eating like I always have.
No, youre not, Sean cut in. You havent wanted any coffee in the morning for a couple of weeks, and youre taking in more food than Ive ever seen you eat.
Sean left them alone while the doctor examined Charlie, who told her as he finished that she was going to have a child in about seven months. He advised her to go home for the rest of the day, and even though she didnt want to miss any of the festivities, she complied after Sean promised to let her attend the fireworks that night.
Duncan, Lora, Sadie, and most surprisingly, Witt, were all waiting for the Donovans outside. Upon hearing the young couples news, hands were shook and hugs were given before Sean ushered his wife home and into bed.
Charlie slept for two hours, and Sean sat in the living room and prayed. He marveled at how swiftly things had changed from this mornings conversation to Judge Harrisons announcement.
He wondered how Charlie felt about it. He knew she desperately wanted to please him, but if they were supposed to go to Hawaii or even Santa Rosa, it had to be because both of them knew they were to move from their present home.
The idea of leaving Duncan and Lora was painful, but the thought of seeing Kate, Marcail, and the family, or possibly living near them or Father was so exciting it took his breath away.