Page 75 of Wilde Flame

“As fun as that sounds, I think I’m going to pass. You can see what she does when she comes in.”

He took a step back. “She’s going to do that with me in here?”

I laughed. “Why not?”

“I mean, it looks like it can spread you open pretty wide…should I be in here for that?”

“Uh, you were present when I got pregnant, Caden. This should be nothing.”

He adjusted himself in his pants.

“Caden Wilde, please tell me you’re not turned on right now.”

The blush on his cheeks answered before he did. “I can’t help it! The image alone…”

Shaking my head, I laughed. “You’re impossible.”

He stepped forward, between my legs, and gave me his sexiest smile. If I’d been standing, my knees would have gone weak. He was so close to me, I could practically feel his body heat. He put a hand under the sheet and slowly slid it up my leg.

“What are you doing?” I asked, my voice slightly shaky.

He shook his head. “I don’t know.”

I huffed. “That makes two of us.”

He stopped at my thigh, and for half a second, I silently willed him to keep going.

“Caden,” I whispered, as our eyes met and held.

The light knock on the door had him quickly backing away. I was positive my entire face was red when the doctor walked in.

“Lilibeth Asher?” she asked, her eyes bouncing from me to Caden, then back to me as she reached her hand out to shake.

“Yes.”

“I’m Dr. Lawrence. It’s a pleasure to meet you.”

“Same to you,” I replied.

“And you’re Mr. Asher?” she asked Caden.

Reaching his hand out, he replied, “Caden Wilde.”

Smiling, she replied, “Sorry about that. You’re Dad?”

“Yes, ma’am.”

Dr. Lawrence sat down and read over a few things. “Okay. It looks like the blood and urine tests came back positive for pregnancy, which we were expecting.”

I looked at Caden, but he was watching the doctor. I placed a hand over my nervous stomach.

“How have you been feeling, Lilibeth?”

“Tired and a little queasy. I’m not sure why they call it morning sickness when it hits at all hours of the day.”

Dr. Lawrence chuckled. “The nausea is usually worse in the mornings during your first few months, I think that’s why they call it that. Have you been eating enough?”

“Trying to, but it can be hard sometimes. I feel nauseous nearly all day sometimes.”