Tessa gave a soft, almost amused laugh.
“Grant really did try,” she said lightly. “But men have needs.”
My throat tightened so hard it hurt.
“You’re divorcing me days before I give birth,” I said.
Grant shrugged.
“You’ll survive. My lawyer will handle child support. I’m not your caretaker.”
Then he slid another paper across the bench between us.
Glossy. Official.
A marriage application receipt.
I stared at it. “You’re marrying her?”
He smiled like he’d been waiting for that question.
“Next week.”
The baby shifted again, restless and heavy.
“You understand how this looks, right?” I asked.
Grant leaned in just enough for his next words to land where only I could hear them.
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