Page 110 of Accidental Theirs
“Of course, Bash. I mean, it may be yours.”
“Mine…” He looks back at the screen even though it’s blank now.
I raise an eyebrow, confused by his sudden emotional display but feeling rather fond.
It’s rare to see Sebastian open up, and it’s... actually pretty adorable.
He sits down in a chair next to the bed, not evenattempting to look away while I undress, his eyes moving across my body.
I flush. “Sebastian, please. This isn’t a striptease.”
“Could have fooled me.”
I snort out a laugh and turn, holding my hair up so he can tie it around my neck.
He does, but not before grabbing a handful of my ass.
I squeak, and he lets out a low laugh.
I’m glad to see him back to normal. Or... normal-ish.
It makes me glad that he was available to come with me.
The doctor arrives soon and after a truly mortifying check of my cervix, he takes off his gloves and throws them in the trash. “Everything looks good.”
I let out a breath I didn’t know I was holding.
“Are you sure?” Sebastian looks nervous for the first time all day.
The doctor smiles. “Don’t worry, daddy. I’ve been doing this for twenty years. Heartbeat is strong, and she’s carrying the way she’s supposed to.”
He looks at me. “I’m going to prescribe you some prenatal vitamins. Make sure you rest well and eat plenty. Don’t worry about weight gain. You’re already trim.”
“Um, I have a question,” I say hesitantly, and Sebastian raises an eyebrow. “Are... paternity tests safe?”
“Very safe, after birth.”
I bite my lip. “And before?”
“There’s a risk for miscarriage.”
All the breath goes out of my lungs.
“Then we won’t have it,” Sebastian says firmly, taking my hand.
I squeeze it gratefully.
“Is there... a question of paternity?”
I flush. “Yes, but... We’ll wait until after the birth.”
He nods curtly. “Good. That’s best for the baby. And the mother. Try not to stress. It complicates pregnancy.”
Sebastian puts a protective arm around me. “I’ll make sure she rests and doesn’t worry too much.”
“Good. Any other questions?”
I shake my head.
