"I'm fine!" Lana said in exasperation as Tony marked her name off the patrol lists. "I've still got one month to go before I can no longer shift!"
"You need to take it easy," Tony warned. "We've got a rogue problem going on. I'm not risking your life and my pup's life."
"But this is my job!" Lana huffed.
"Not while you're pregnant," Tony responded sharply.
Lana could sense exactly how terrified he was for her well-being so she didn't push it. She'd sensed his fear since the moment he'd told her they were pregnant. She had thought it was fear over becoming a father and the responsibilities that entailed. But now she knew that it had nothing to do with him and everything to do with her well-being.
He was afraid that her over-exerting herself as a warrior might affect her health whi
