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We have been in our house for two and half years now. I have worked hard to make this home everything Sophia has ever dreamed of, including the man she shared it with; there is not a day that goes by that I don’t let her know how much I love her and our children.

Sophia no longer has to work, I let it be her decision, and she decided she wanted to be home with the children, and I make plenty of money that she doesn’t need to work. Shadow was impressed with the remolding work that I and some of the brothers did to my house and had the idea to start a remodeling business that the club owned, but I ran. As the runs are happening less and less, this gives jobs to club members, and I have found I really enjoy working with my hands.

“What do you want to eat?” Sophia asked the children.

“Whatever you make, mommy,” Sweet little Roe answered, while Tommy just shrugged.

“I want blueberry pancakes with lots of syrup and bacon. You got any of that, Aunt Sophia?” Preston asked, not bashful about asking for what he wanted, his light blue eyes serious. The kid loved to eat.

“I do, Preston. How about you two? Will that be good for you?” Sophia asked Roe and Tommy, who agreed with Preston’s selection.

“Then that’s what it will be,” Sophia chuckled, throwing on an apron to start breakfast.

I walked behind her, pulling her back into me, my hand on her stomach. “I’m going to shower quickly and help you with these hellions. If you feel sick, make sure you let me know so I can take over,” I instructed Sophia. We just found out Sophia is six weeks pregnant with our third child.

“I will, but I feel fine. Now hurry up and get that shower so I can get mine,” Sophia teased, pushing me away.

“My daddy likes kissing my mommy too. He does it all the time,” Preston said from where he sat on the floor, coloring waiting on his breakfast.

“My mommy and daddy love each other that’s why they do it,” Rowena told Preston.

I bent down, kissing Roe on the head. “You sweet Rowena are one hundred percent right,” I said, moving out of the kitchen toward the bathroom. Word’s could not describe what I felt for Sophia. The love I have grows for her each day; only death will take me away from Sophia, and even then, I will find a way back to her.

The End.