But I realize now I was just being stupid.

Shoving him out of the way, she stomped down the porch steps.

If anything, it’s the reason you were f**king that girl! Because when you’re scared, you always manage to screw up!” “Don’t you dare say that! I know how you really feel about me being pregnant-the burden it is on your life. Aidan took a step back at the unadulterated rage that burned in her eyes. “No matter what you think, I do love you…and I do want the baby.” He hadn’t slept, hadn’t eaten-he had spent the night consumed with how to get her back. He was still in the wrinkled clothes he had worn the day before. “Can’t you call in? I love you, and I want to make this right.” He raked a shaky hand through his already disheveled hair. Nothing you have to say is going to change the way I feel right now.” When she tried sweeping past him out the door, he pushed himself in front of her like a shield. It’s just I was scared with the baby and everything that’s happened between us in the last few weeks.” I’ve come to the conclusion that your actions will always speak louder than your words.” We’ve been down this road too many times. At the sight of her tear stained face, his soul twisted in agony. His finger punched it relentlessly like a SOS call in Morse Code.įinally, his desperate ministrations were rewarded by the front door swinging open. His hand slid down the jamb to the doorbell. “Please! Please open up! I have to talk to you!” he shouted. He banged both of his fists against the wood as hard as he could. Stumbling on the porch steps, he lurched towards the front door. Aidan tried to still the rapid beating of his heart as he raced up the front walkway.

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