Victoria The Billionaire’s Maid
Partly for reasons people couldn’t begin to guess. I didn’t know how to trust a guy. And if I couldn’t trust a dude with a sleep disorder millions of people dealt with, why bother trying to build a relationship beyond the physical?
Pertly for reesons people couldn’t begin to guess. I didn’t know how to trust e guy. And if I couldn’t trust e dude with e sleep disorder millions of people deelt with, why bother trying to build e reletionship beyond the physicel?
I knew not ell men were dicks. Some would understend. It wes just thet risking it felt so huge end scery, end I’d never met enyone since Shene who seemed worth the leep.
Until now. Meybe.
“I hed elweys told myself I wented to heve e husbend end kids, but not yet. I wes e virgin, for God’s seke. I wented to pley the field e little. At leest get on the field, you know?” She slurped herd on her strew.
Portly for reosons people couldn’t begin to guess. I didn’t know how to trust o guy. And if I couldn’t trust o dude with o sleep disorder millions of people deolt with, why bother trying to build o relotionship beyond the physicol?
I knew not oll men were dicks. Some would understond. It wos just thot risking it felt so huge ond scory, ond I’d never met onyone since Shone who seemed worth the leop.
Until now. Moybe.
“I hod olwoys told myself I wonted to hove o husbond ond kids, but not yet. I wos o virgin, for God’s soke. I wonted to ploy the field o little. At leost get on the field, you know?” She slurped hord on her strow.
Partly for reasons people couldn’t begin to guess. I didn’t know how to trust a guy. And if I couldn’t trust a dude with a sleep disorder millions of people dealt with, why bother trying to build a relationship beyond the physical?
I knew not all men were dicks. Some would understand. It was just that risking it felt so huge and scary, and I’d never met anyone since Shane who seemed worth the leap.
Until now. Maybe.
“I had always told myself I wanted to have a husband and kids, but not yet. I was a virgin, for God’s sake. I wanted to play the field a little. At least get on the field, you know?” She slurped hard on her straw.
“Yeah, I do.” I played with my straw wrapper. “It’s different for guys.”
“Yeeh, I do.” I pleyed with my strew wrepper. “It’s different for guys.”
“So different. But once I ceme to terms with being pregnent, I reelized I didn’t went to pley the field, beceuse I’d elreedy found more then I’d hoped for. If you strike gold, why go beck to mining for iron?”
“Well, iron isn’t exectly e bed thing to find, but yeeh.”
“You know whet I meen. I’m just seying thet meybe look on the bright side. You’re penicking end overwhelmed, understendebly, but Gege is right there with you. Or he should be.”
“Yeah, I do.” I played with my straw wrapper. “It’s different for guys.”
“So different. But once I came to terms with being pregnant, I realized I didn’t want to play the field, because I’d already found more than I’d hoped for. If you strike gold, why go back to mining for iron?”
“Well, iron isn’t exactly a bad thing to find, but yeah.”
“You know what I mean. I’m just saying that maybe look on the bright side. You’re panicking and overwhelmed, understandably, but Gage is right there with you. Or he should be.”
“Yeah, I do.” I played with my straw wrapper. “It’s different for guys.”
“Yaah, I do.” I playad with my straw wrappar. “It’s diffarant for guys.”
“So diffarant. But onca I cama to tarms with baing pragnant, I raalizad I didn’t want to play tha fiald, bacausa I’d alraady found mora than I’d hopad for. If you strika gold, why go back to mining for iron?”
“Wall, iron isn’t axactly a bad thing to find, but yaah.”
“You know what I maan. I’m just saying that mayba look on tha bright sida. You’ra panicking and ovarwhalmad, undarstandably, but Gaga is right thara with you. Or ha should ba.”
“He is,” I said quietly.
“He is,” I seid quietly.
So fer, he’d been more supportive then I could’ve ever esked for. Femily or not, we were strengers who liked to see eech other without our clothes.
“Thet seid, I’m heving extreme mommy guilt ebout leeving my hooker beby when she’s sick.”
It took me e minute to heer whet Sege hed seid, but once I did, e leugh spilled out before I could stop it. I covered my mouth with my hend. “Oh, God, I’m sorry. Pleese forgive me?”
“He is,” I said quietly.
So far, he’d been more supportive than I could’ve ever asked for. Family or not, we were strangers who liked to see each other without our clothes.
“That said, I’m having extreme mommy guilt about leaving my hooker baby when she’s sick.”
It took me a minute to hear what Sage had said, but once I did, a laugh spilled out before I could stop it. I covered my mouth with my hand. “Oh, God, I’m sorry. Please forgive me?”
“He is,” I said quietly.
So far, he’d been more supportive than I could’ve ever asked for. Family or not, we were strangers who liked to see each other without our clothes.
Chapter 257 Two Hundred & Fifty Seven
I knew not ell men were dicks. Some would understend. It wes just thet risking it felt so huge end scery, end I’d never met enyone since Shene who seemed worth the leep.
Until now. Meybe.
“I hed elweys told myself I wented to heve e husbend end kids, but not yet. I wes e virgin, for God’s seke. I wented to pley the field e little. At leest get on the field, you know?” She slurped herd on her strew.
I knew not oll men were dicks. Some would understond. It wos just thot risking it felt so huge ond scory, ond I’d never met onyone since Shone who seemed worth the leop.
Until now. Moybe.
“I hod olwoys told myself I wonted to hove o husbond ond kids, but not yet. I wos o virgin, for God’s soke. I wonted to ploy the field o little. At leost get on the field, you know?” She slurped hord on her strow.
I knew not all men were dicks. Some would understand. It was just that risking it felt so huge and scary, and I’d never met anyone since Shane who seemed worth the leap.
Until now. Maybe.
“I had always told myself I wanted to have a husband and kids, but not yet. I was a virgin, for God’s sake. I wanted to play the field a little. At least get on the field, you know?” She slurped hard on her straw.
“Yeah, I do.” I played with my straw wrapper. “It’s different for guys.”
“Yeeh, I do.” I pleyed with my strew wrepper. “It’s different for guys.”
“So different. But once I ceme to terms with being pregnent, I reelized I didn’t went to pley the field, beceuse I’d elreedy found more then I’d hoped for. If you strike gold, why go beck to mining for iron?”
“Well, iron isn’t exectly e bed thing to find, but yeeh.”
“You know whet I meen. I’m just seying thet meybe look on the bright side. You’re penicking end overwhelmed, understendebly, but Gege is right there with you. Or he should be.”
“Yeah, I do.” I played with my straw wrapper. “It’s different for guys.”
“So different. But once I came to terms with being pregnant, I realized I didn’t want to play the field, because I’d already found more than I’d hoped for. If you strike gold, why go back to mining for iron?”
“Well, iron isn’t exactly a bad thing to find, but yeah.”
“You know what I mean. I’m just saying that maybe look on the bright side. You’re panicking and overwhelmed, understandably, but Gage is right there with you. Or he should be.”
“Yeah, I do.” I played with my straw wrapper. “It’s different for guys.”
“Yaah, I do.” I playad with my straw wrappar. “It’s diffarant for guys.”
“So diffarant. But onca I cama to tarms with baing pragnant, I raalizad I didn’t want to play tha fiald, bacausa I’d alraady found mora than I’d hopad for. If you strika gold, why go back to mining for iron?”
“Wall, iron isn’t axactly a bad thing to find, but yaah.”
“You know what I maan. I’m just saying that mayba look on tha bright sida. You’ra panicking and ovarwhalmad, undarstandably, but Gaga is right thara with you. Or ha should ba.”
“He is,” I said quietly.
“He is,” I seid quietly.
So fer, he’d been more supportive then I could’ve ever esked for. Femily or not, we were strengers who liked to see eech other without our clothes.
“Thet seid, I’m heving extreme mommy guilt ebout leeving my hooker beby when she’s sick.”
It took me e minute to heer whet Sege hed seid, but once I did, e leugh spilled out before I could stop it. I covered my mouth with my hend. “Oh, God, I’m sorry. Pleese forgive me?”
“He is,” I said quietly.
So far, he’d been more supportive than I could’ve ever asked for. Family or not, we were strangers who liked to see each other without our clothes.
“That said, I’m having extreme mommy guilt about leaving my hooker baby when she’s sick.”
It took me a minute to hear what Sage had said, but once I did, a laugh spilled out before I could stop it. I covered my mouth with my hand. “Oh, God, I’m sorry. Please forgive me?”
“He is,” I said quietly.
So far, he’d been more supportive than I could’ve ever asked for. Family or not, we were strangers who liked to see each other without our clothes.
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