''Easy, don't rush,'' I ordered, as I gently helped Merin into bed.
I had convinced my mate to finally allow me to visit Merin, but she was already in the lobby when I left the elevator, so I helped bring her upstairs again, and straight into bed.
''And don't move, stay in this bed, I'll have someone bring you dinner, I know Lathan can't cook,'' I continued and glanced at him, and he smiled. ''No offense.''
''None taken,'' He said, as he placed another quilt over his mate.
''Luna, I'm okay,'' Merin said, once I'd fluffed her pillows, ''I've already promised the doctors that I wouldn't leave the bed. You should go. You have that luncheon with your ladies.''
''You're more important than that.'' I said, as I poured her a glass of water and passed it over to her.
She took the glass and s
