The quiet knock on the door had us all looking up as Orla came to collect the children. They groaned but reluctantly kissed and hugged their mother before I passed Lev to Mariya to do the same.
The room was quiet, but it was our time, and Mariya unclipped her top to feed Lev. I stood over them, watching them. Four children later and my fixation never left me. I kissed Mariya before kissing Lev, climbing into bed beside them to hold them close to me.
I didn't need to say anything because she always knew. She knew that I would do anything for them.
“Moo,” she whispered, making me smile.
“Shush, be a good little milking cow and feed my son.”
“One week left before my check-up,” she said, and I shook my head at her.
“You know it doesn't work like that,” I said with a smirk.
“What is wrong with you? You must be the only man who insists on waiting an extra two weeks,” she grumbled.
“And you know why I do it.”
Her face softened, and she smiled.
“Yes, but at least you didn't faint this time.”
“The first time was a fluke,” I said gruffly, stroking Lev’s baby-soft hair.
“At least we didn't need your pole to burst me open this time.”
I closed my eyes, remembering the horrifying incident.
“You look a tad pale,” she said, but I heard her amusement.
“I can't wait to take it all out on your ass,” I said, opening one eye to see her smirk.
“Moo,” she said with a cheeky grin.
The End.