I tap my foot against the marble and sigh impatiently.
It's been two weeks since I found out I was pregnant and I'm bored out of my mind.
Christian sat me down for a long talk about how I need to calm down with the crazy stunts. No
hanging upside down, climbing things, walking on stilts, or anything that a white Suburban
mother with two kids wouldn't do.
"If you have to question whether or not to do it, don't do it," he warned me.
He even has Antonio checking up on me every hour and monitering what I eat.
The movie premier isn't until next week and until then, I still have no job. I've been silently
mourning the loss of the one thing I happened to Excell at besides acting apparently. Marketing.
I want nothing more than to get back to it, but there's no way my old company wou
