Wolf Unbound: Aspen Valley Wolf Pack (13 page)

“
W
ell
, love, what do you think?” Garrett slid his arm around her waist and pulled her against his side.

Autumn was so absorbed in daydreaming about the positive outlook she had for the future, that she hadn’t realized that she was still in the same spot since they got here. Even the overcast clouds above them couldn’t dampen her mood.

The foundation, parking lot, and building of the new future tavern had just been completed. All that was left was the completion of the interior design. All of the kitchen equipment, shelving, tables, chairs…everything had already been picked out. The big sign identifying the tavern had been erected beside the road just this morning. North’s Country Tavern & Bar, it read. Garrett had just hung a red vinyl sign that indicated when the grand reopening would occur. She was nervous, exciting, and hopeful…all of those emotions, all rolled into one.

The tavern would be as twice as big as the last one. Not only would the place have the pool hall and sports section that was there before the fire, the builders were also able to increase the size of the kitchen, which she’d always thought was too small for three full-time chefs. In addition, there would be a front patio and a seating area outside. Her dad would be so proud. She wished he were here to see it now to see it. To see her and meet Garrett.

“I love it,” she exclaimed. “I love it so much!”

Garrett grinned. “Good. I’m loving it too.”

“When can we start decorating inside?” she asked.

“According to the contractor, as early as next week.”

“I can’t wait.”

He kissed her on the lips softly and rubbed her swollen belly. “You’re still going to have to take it easy. My baby’s in there and I don’t want you to exert yourself in anyway.”

“I’ll be fine,” she said. “Doc says I’m healthy and so is our baby.”

“And my responsibility is to keep it that way. Remember, you point and instruct and I’ll do it.”

She grinned. “I’m loving this.”

“I bet you are.”

For the past three and a half months, he’d been super-attentive. Not only did Autumn have the re-opening of the tavern to look forward to, she was also anxious to meet the little girl or boy that would become the newest member of the North and Justice families.

She had more than enough to live and fight for.

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W
olf Unbound (Aspen
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Copyright © August 2016 by Amber Ella Monroe

Published by Obsidian Gem Media Group LLC

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