“Don’t even joke about that.” He sighed, then threw his leg over the bike. “Enjoy the ride ’cause it’s the last time my unborn baby rides anywhere without a seat belt.”
“At least you have the helmet with you. Now, you just need one for yourself.” I clipped the chin strap over my head, fighting back a smile.
“I’m worried about you, not me,” he grumbled.
“Yeah, but who will keep me and the baby safe if you're not around?” I climbed on behind him, sensing him stiffen, then relax.
“Well, shit.”
He muttered the words under his breath, but I was close enough to catch them. I grinned as I hugged him tightly. I was still worried about a multitude of things, but those fears suddenly weren’t so daunting. Not with Torin at my side. I never imagined it would feel so rewarding to have everything o
