Griffin’s Revelation (DARK PATRIOTS #3) by Ciara St James EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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- Authors: Ciara St James
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I was trying not to laugh at Gabe, but it was hard not to. I was
waiting for Gemma to slap him or, better yet, hit him over the head with a
club. He was in overprotective mode so much with her she was ready to
scream or kill. You could see it, not that I could really blame him. She was
pregnant with their first baby, and he was excited and scared to be a dad. He
didn’t want anything to happen to her or their baby.
I understood his behavior, and so did Sean and Mark. They were
dads and had been through it. I hadn’t, but I knew if I ever got the chance to
be a dad, I’d probably be the same. Wait, make that worse. The next three
and a half months until baby Pagett arrived were going to be long for them
and entertaining for the rest of us.
On the other hand, Sean was doing much better with Cassidy this
time. They’d announced around Christmas that they were pregnant again.
They had chosen not to find out what this baby would be. They wanted to
be surprised. The baby was due toward the end of August, and Noah would
turn three in October. I thought it was a good age gap. He was close to
being fully potty trained, so they’d only have one in diapers.
Our lives overall these days were a far cry from what they were
when we all met and became friends. We were all in the Navy and battling
our way through SEAL BUD/S training when we met. All we wanted to do
was survive those six months of hell. When we did, it was due to us
bonding and encouraging each other that made it happen. We became
friends for life. They were my brothers in every sense, except we didn’t
share the same blood.
I loved their wives like sisters, and their kids were my nephews. I
didn’t have any nieces yet. We’d see if I got any this round. I liked to tease
them that if they kept it up, they might give the Archangel’s Warriors MC a
run for the title as a breeding farm, but there was no way. Those people
breed like rabbits. Dublin Falls alone had about fifty kids. I couldn’t keep
track anymore. Then add in Hunters Creek, the Pagans, and the Punishers,
and it was probably seventy or eighty.
I felt a tug on my pant leg to get my attention. I looked down to find
Noah staring up at me. He held out his arms. I knew what that meant. I bent
and got him under his arms so I could pick him up. He smiled when we
were eye to eye.
“What’s up, little guy?”
“Up.”
“I got you up. Why did you want up?”
“Fly,” he shouted.
I chuckled because I knew that’s what he wanted even before he
said it. He loved for me to hold him out and pretend he was a plane and fly
him around the room. I swear, if the kid didn’t become a pilot one day, I’d
be shocked.
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