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Chapters (49)
  1. What the Heart Remembers Most
  2. Praise for M. Ullrich
  3. By the Author
  4. Acknowledgments
  5. Dedication
  6. Chapter One
  7. Chapter Two
  8. Chapter Three
  9. Chapter Four
  10. Chapter Five
  11. Chapter Six
  12. Chapter Seven
  13. Chapter Eight
  14. Chapter Nine
  15. Chapter Ten
  16. Chapter Eleven
  17. Chapter Twelve
  18. Chapter Thirteen
  19. Chapter Fourteen
  20. Chapter Fifteen
  21. Chapter Sixteen
  22. Chapter Seventeen
  23. Chapter Eighteen
  24. Chapter Nineteen
  25. Chapter Twenty
  26. Chapter Twenty-one
  27. Chapter Twenty-two
  28. Chapter Twenty-three
  29. Chapter Twenty-four
  30. Chapter Twenty-five
  31. Chapter Twenty-six
  32. Chapter Twenty-seven
  33. Chapter Twenty-eight
  34. Chapter Twenty-nine
  35. Chapter Thirty
  36. Chapter Thirty-one
  37. Chapter Thirty-two
  38. Chapter Thirty-three
  39. Chapter Thirty-four
  40. Chapter Thirty-five
  41. Chapter Thirty-six
  42. Chapter Thirty-seven
  43. Chapter Thirty-eight
  44. Chapter Thirty-nine
  45. Chapter Forty
  46. 1,460 days, 11 hours, 12 minutes
  47. About the Author
  48. Books Available From Bold Strokes Books
  49. BOLDSTROKESBOOKS.COM

“You shouldn’t be making flyers or menus. We all know it. We knew after your first week here. I think Randy treats you the way he does to keep you in check.”

“Do I look like someone who needs to be kept in check?”

“To Randy, yeah. He obviously knows your dick is bigger.” Seth started shaking his head immediately. “I should not have said that. I’m sorry again.”

“It’s okay. Again. Why don’t you go have some more pizza?”

“I think I will.”

“I think you should.”

“Thanks again. For the pizza.”

She hummed and watched Seth slink awkwardly away. She replayed the short conversation over and over again in her head as she got back to work. Knowing other people saw the way she was treated somehow made her feel better, like she wasn’t overly sensitive or imagining things.

She finished up her workday with no more interruptions. Randy only walked around and made his presence known once, and he chose someone else to hover over that time. Jax packed up her stuff, ran out the door at five, and headed straight to the liquor store. She grabbed a six-pack of dark lager for herself and Wyatt, and a bottle of sweet wine for Carly to enjoy when she was no longer pregnant. Jax knew not every pregnant woman was the same, but Gretchen couldn’t wait to have a glass of chardonnay after Caleb was born. Jax was in front of Wyatt’s simple bungalow before six o’clock.

“Hey, bud,” Jax said the moment Wyatt swung the door open.

He threw his arms around her and pulled her into a tight bear hug. “I’m so glad you could make it. She’s driving me crazy.”

“She’s your pregnant wife,” Jax said firmly. “Imagine how she feels.”

“Get your ass in here.” Wyatt held the door open for Jax.

Jax made a beeline for Carly, who was propped up on the sofa and bigger than Jax could’ve ever thought possible. Her eyes were on Carly’s belly as she approached. “You look—”

“Don’t even say it, and you’re gonna have to come down to me.”

Jax couldn’t contain her smile as she bent to kiss Carly’s rosy cheek. “You look wonderful,” Jax said quietly and cautiously. “I bet you’re ready for this to be over, though.” Jax took a seat next to Carly and lifted Carly’s bare feet onto her lap. Without a second thought, she started to give Carly a foot massage.

“Holy shit.” Carly threw her head back and moaned. “Your hands are better than Wyatt’s.”

Jax shot Wyatt a wink. “They’re not better—I’ve just had more practice with pregnant women’s feet.”

“And you couldn’t bestow me with this special technique a few months ago?” Wyatt threw his hands up and walked to the kitchen.

“How’s Gretchen?”

“She’s okay.”