Page 29 of Life's a Beach

Epilogue

Gareth

Ten Years Later

Marrying Bria was the best moment of his life. Or so he thought, but then they had their first baby.

A beautiful girl that had her mother’s blonde hair and his grey eyes.

They named her Maisy and she was the center of their entire world.

She went to work with Bria and was adored by the girls and the people of their town.

Maisy was passed around all the time and she was the happiest baby.

When Bria told him she was pregnant again, Gareth was over the moon.

They had another girl, named Paige and she had his dark hair. And his eyes.

She was the quietest baby he had ever seen. She rarely cried and slept for most of the night the first few days after she was born.

Bria was over the moon and Maisy loved her little sister.

They tried for a few more years, but were content with the two girls they had.

And as the years went on, Bria’s boutique grew larger. They had started to send their clothing line to other boutiques around the country and Bria was so proud of it.

Gareth was proud of her as well. He stayed right by her side and supported every single thing she did.

He fought in the MMA for a few more times, and was invited to the big fight in Vegas.

It was the hardest fight of his life, and he almost gave up, but when he saw his wife’s face and her look of encouragement, he came out on top and he dominated in the ring.

He retired after that and was happy to stay home with their girls.

They had finished up the renovations on his house and Bria had moved in right before they got married.

He made sure she had an office at home and it was covered in samples of fabric and things like that.

The girls loved to play in that room and Bria always made them really cute clothes and costumes.

Gareth loved their life and with each year that passed, he knew he was the luckiest bastard that lived.

He went to bed each night with a smile on his face after making love to Bria.

He loved her and their girls more than life.

He and the other guys became fast friends and they would all get together often.

It was chaos with the kids, but everyone loved it.

He would be forever grateful that he had come to the small town of Myrtle Beach.

He would never look back. He had his wife by his side, his girls with them and he would thank his stars every day that this was his life.