It’s hard for Margaret to see the Myrtle Beach shoreline over the top of her belly. She’s two weeks away from her due date and frankly ready to pop. Kicked back on a beach chair with one foot propped over the other, she briefly wonders if she’ll be able to get back up to her feet by herself. Pregnancy is hard on any woman’s body, but at the ripened age of forty-seven, it’s really taking a toll. News of the baby came as a shock to everyone. Everyone but Tony, who’s nothing but elated and confident. He’s known that he and Margaret have a bigger destiny together than just a doctor and politician since the day he found Abigail at his father, Joshua’s, house.
Becoming a dad is the greatest blessing he could ask for, despite the possible struggles they’re likely to have considering Margaret’s a
