Total pages in book: 40
Estimated words: 38908 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 195(@200wpm)___ 156(@250wpm)___ 130(@300wpm)
Estimated words: 38908 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 195(@200wpm)___ 156(@250wpm)___ 130(@300wpm)
“I’m not worried. I’m happy. I just … time is flying by so fast. I don’t want to waste a single moment of it.”
“Dad, Dad, look, I can totally do a handstand,” Luke said, running toward him. Luke was six years old, and constantly trying to copy his oldest sister, Louise.
Every single time he was called “Dad” it was like his heart stopped beating or some shit like that. He was over the moon to be a dad and so proud to be a husband.
He clapped his hands as his son did a handstand, or at least something where he kicked his feet out from under him.
“Well, losers, we’re all dads, and we’re all happily married men,” Max said. “When did that happen?”
Each of them turned to look at the tent where their women were. Aria glanced over at him and smiled. Her hand lifted in a wave.
“We found the right women,” Dale said.
Max had had enough of waiting around. He walked toward his woman and pulled her into his arms.
“Max?”
“Woman, it’s the fair. You do this every year, and for once I’m going to steal you away.” Dale and Trey usually got there before him, and he was left helping at the tent. This year, he was going to enjoy the fair with his wife. He tossed Dale his wife’s hat and walked away.
They walked toward their kids, where they were still having fun, trying to do some kind of gymnastics.
“They’re our babies,” she said.
“They are.” He wrapped his arms around her waist, pulling her against him. His hand rested low on her stomach, and he waited for her.
“Max?”
“Yeah, baby?”
“I’m pregnant.”
He smiled against her neck. “I know.”
There wasn’t anything he didn’t know about his wife, and he loved her. Each day that passed he loved her more than the last.
Ten years together had been a dream, and he was looking forward to the next fifty-plus. As long as Aria was in his life, he knew they were always going to be perfect.
The End