Cameron, Paige - Commando Cowboys Seduce Their Woman [Wyoming Warriors 3] (Siren Publishing Everlasting Polyromance) (28 page)

“You will have a beautiful baby girl. I will teach her our ways and give her my recipes.”

“What if she isn’t interested?”

Nanna smiled, a secret smile filled with love. “I already feel her here.” She touched her heart. “She will be interested.”

Ellen slipped from her chair and knelt at Nanna’s feet. She put her arms around the tiny woman. “I love you, Nanna, but don’t tell me any more. Leave me some surprises.”

“Oh, I will.” Her eyes twinkled. “But you didn’t answer my question. When will you tell your husbands?”

“Tell us what?” Sahale and Jack stood in the doorway.

Nanna got up and poured tea for them. “I will take my tea out on the porch and watch the deer.” She left them. Jack and Sahale looked at Ellen. “What is this about?”

“I believe Nanna asked us to stop here today so she could be a part of this moment. She’s always right. You two know that. She told me I’d give you children. I didn’t believe her, but I hoped.”

Their faces lit up with joy. “We’re going to have a baby.”

They all three had tears of joy in their eyes. Sahale and Jack hugged her tight.

“We’d thought there was a good possibility. You distrusted your husband pretty soon after you wed. The body has amazing ways. It rejected him, the same as your mind did, even before you realized it,” Sahale said. “We are all in harmony, in love, and your body opened to us.” He kissed her, and then Jack did.

“Nanna,” Sahale called. “Come celebrate with us.”

Jack twirled Ellen around the room. “How long do we have to wait?” She told him her expected due date.

“If we hurry and find the right property, we might have time to finish the new house before our baby is born.”

“Lang and Nick love building houses. They’ll get it done for us,” Sahale said.

“I thought your brother Lang was the foreman on the ranch? I know he sings beautifully, and now I learn he builds houses, too?”

“He is the foreman, honey. But his best friend, Nick, got a degree in architecture before deciding to return home to the ranch, and Lang loves to do the fine woodwork inside the houses they decide to build. They’re a good team,” Sahale said.

“You were with me when Nick gave me some plans for a house shortly after our wedding,” Jack reminded Ellen. “We weren’t ready to start building a new home at that time.” Jack hugged her again and grinned. “Now we are. The crew that does all the building on the ranch will do the major work from the house plans Nick drew up for us, under his supervision,” Jack added. “Then Nick and Lang will take care of the finer details.”

They’ll use every off minute they can to finish our new home. It’s like a hobby for them. Are you pleased, Nanna?” Sahale asked when she joined them.

“Why wouldn’t I be? I’ll have you three and my great-grandbabies close by. You have let your tea get cold. I’ll warm the water and cut my spice cake.”

“Having Nanna’s spice cake is definitely a celebration,” Jack said, and winked at Nanna.

Ellen sat back and let the light and love in the room fill every particle of her body. She’d been seduced to love and open her heart. She was rewarded every day for her decision to let go of fear and let love inside. She walked to the window and looked out. Two deer drank from the river. They raised their heads, sniffed the air, and went back to drinking. Sahale and Jack came to her and each put an arm around her waist.

“We’ll love you and our babies forever.”

“I know.” She kissed first one, and then the other. She touched her stomach. “We love you, too.”

THE END

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