The Anchor
“His free hand rests on my thigh and squeezed it every so often; I supposed it is his way of offering me reassurance. Looking at him, he doesn’t seem nervous at all.Once we reach the restaurant, we’re quickly seated and Parker asks the server to bring me a ginger ale and some saltines. It’s something so little, but so thoughtful I just want to kiss him for it. I need time to digest our earlier conversation. He wants to try a relationship between us and I’m not sure how I feel about that. I don’t... want a man to be with me just because I’m carrying his child. But all of these thoughts must take a back burner until I get through this lunch with my father.My stomach is a wreck; not sure if it’s morning sickness or anxiety, but either way, the saltines Parker ordered for me are helping some.After I nibble on two crackers, Parker takes my hand in his firm one, his gaze meeting mine. “I’m here for you, Nikki. No matter what your father says, no matter how this goes, I’m your anchor.MoreLess
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