“No, the cat is still at home, because apparently, Jeremy is a second-class citizen.” Charlie stepped out of the way a second before Hunter came sliding into me.
I stumbled back into the door and dropped to my knees in front of the big dog, happily accepting his kisses as I rubbed his ears and cried shamelessly, another symptom of the pregnancy I wasn’t having. “You’re here.”
“Is she talking to us or Hunter?” Theo smiled when I looked up at him and winked. “Definitely the dog.”
“My part is done, I guess. I’m heading home, Reagan. Megan and Kara are coming with me. Can’t imagine why they wouldn’t want to stay here.” Ben eased his way between the guys and pulled me off the floor. “Take the vitamins. If you’re still here tomorrow, we’re scheduling an appointment.”
Megan hugged me while Kara cupped my face. They both looked seconds from crying themselves, but Megan pulled herself together. “We’re going to be hanging around out here for a few days. Don’t worry about us when you make your plans.”
I wiped my eyes and flicked my eyes over at the guys, nervous that maybe they wouldn’t want to take me back with them.
Kara slapped a slim piece of plastic against my palm and grinned when she saw that I could very clearly feel what it was. “Take the test.”
Just like that, I found myself alone with my guys, all of them staring at me with varying degrees of need and frustration. Of course, my stomach chose that moment to revolt.