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Oxygen Deprived

Page 141

by Lani Lynn Vale

With my arm wrapped around her shoulders, we both watched her man as he allowed my kids to take him down on the ground and start crawling all over him.

Aspen pulled away when it looked like the kids were getting to him, and then joined the fray, sitting directly on Drew’s back and tickling him from behind.

“I like this.” My wife said from beside me.

I looked at my wife and agreed with a nod of my head. “I do, too.”

Coming Soon

Bad Apple

9-2-16

Chapter 1

Everyone’s brave until they figure out the roach has wings.

-Fact of Life

Kitt

I walked into The Uncertain Saints’ club house, completely expecting I would get trashed.

What I didn’t intend to do, though, was get pregnant.

However, life works in mysterious ways.

Ways that seem to take a hold of you and shake you until you get your shit straight.

That was what Apple Drew, aka Core, was to me…the shake up I needed to get my head on straight.

I was going to school to become a family law paralegal and I was on the verge of quitting.

When I’d started going to school to become a paralegal, they never told me that I’d have to deal with the kind of trash that I did on a daily basis.

Today, for instance, I realized that maybe family law just wasn’t for me.

People were assholes, pure and simple.

And all I wanted to do right then was see my brother and go home.

My brother who’d bet me that I wouldn’t come.

But I’d show him how wrong he was.

I smiled at the man that opened the door for me.

“Hey, Mig!” I greeted excitedly. “How’s the baby?”

Mig smiled, and his wife, Annie, came up behind him and wrapped her arms around his waist.

“The baby is being a rotten turd,” Annie offered as she stuck her head under Mig’s arm. “He takes after his father.”

Mig snorted.

“That’s what you say every time he keeps you up all night,” Mig said to his wife. “But then he starts walking two months before most kids, and you say he takes after you.”

Annie grinned unrepentantly. “Yeah,” she admitted. “I do do that, don’t I?”