Page 103 of Second Shot

“So, that’s ayes?”

I chuckle. “I thought you’d neverask.”

A smile tugs at her lips. “Then how about rightnow?”

“What?”

Focused on Brynne, I didn’t notice the clergy woman who stepped on the platform withus.

“I don’t want to wait any longer.” Brynne’s palms are on my cheeks. “I want to be your wife. I want to be afamily.”

“We’re already a family.” I press my lips to hers. “But being your husband would make me the happiest manalive.”

I kiss her again, and another cheer goes through theroom.

The clergy woman clears her throat and says lightly, “Usually, we leave that part until the end of theceremony.”

We say our vows in front of our family and friends, and all throughout I can’t stop thinking how lucky Iam.

“I can’t believe you planned this without me knowing,” I say, when we finally have a secondalone.

“It was difficult. You’re always so damn nosy. But Blake and Sebastian helped alot.”

“I knew they were plottingsomething.”

She grins. “Sebastian was pretty upset that he wasn’t able to give you a proper bachelorparty.”

“I’m sure he was.” I shake my head, wrapping my arms around her waist, drawing her towardsme.

“I have another surprise foryou.”

“You’re pregnant?” A shiver of hope and excitement races throughme.

She groans and slaps my chest. “God, I hope not. At least, not yet. We’re busy enough as it is with Noah. I’d like a little time to just beus.”

I nuzzle her ear. “I agree. But it wouldn’t be thatbad.”

“No. It wouldn’t be. But I just booked us a week in Bora Bora, and morning sickness would kind of put a damper onit.”

“A honeymoon?” I quirk aneyebrow.

“Sophie and Matt are going to watch Noah. So it’s just you andme-”

I kiss her hard. “Have I told you how much I loveyou?”

She chuckles against my lips. “A few times. But I wouldn’t mind hearing itagain.”

“I love you, Mrs.Madden.”

Her eyes twinkle. “I like the sound ofthat.”

“So do I.” Nothing ever soundedbetter.