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Izaak's mind filled with feverish thoughts, thoughts of names, of further appointments, of the personal attributes their daughter might have. It was all racing mercilessly through his mind and Izaak knew now that it would not stop, not now and definitely not until the birth happened. Even then he could not be sure. But for a moment as she reached for his hand and placed it against her stomach they slowed, just as his entire world did.
A movement, the tiniest of displacements beneath the palm of his hand caused Izaak to instantly straighten his spine in curiousity. The line of his jaw dropped ever so slightly, leaving his mouth open in amazement. In those few seconds the worry and the apprehension seemed to dissolve from his body and in its place came awe, pride and just about every other emotion he should have been feeling if he were ready to be a father. A sudden surge of protectiveness surged through him, causing him to silently promise the baby inside of his friend that he would give his all to keep her from hurt. Nothing would cause her pain, not physically, emotionally or otherwise should he have anything to do with it. Never ever.
Isabella's laugh filled his ears, pulling him lightly from his revere. A dazed smile touched the corners of his lips as his azure eyes met the soft grey of hers. But not long before it was lifted, it fell and dropped sickeningly into the pit of his stomach. "How does Alexis feel about you being a father?" His movements bristled and he hesitated as he searched desperately for an answer. There was no denying that his girlfriend was hurting but she had not ended things, not put them on hold but instead had bravely taken his promise that everything would be okay in the end. "She's as accepting as she can be, I guess." Izaak sighed, not wanting to share with his friend just how much Alexis despised her. But no one could blame her, not at all. "It's really brave of her. I mean, I wouldn't know what the hell to do if I were in her position." Izaak fell silent as the memory of Christmas Eve replayed over in his mind. The confession, the momentary distance, the promises and the reassurances that were made, all soon forgotten amidst the heat and power of their bodies and their kisses.
Izaak smoothed his palm absentmindedly back and forth across the swell in her stomach and tried to conceal the loving thoughts of his girlfriend from his expression. Because that was the very last thing that Isabella needed right now. "Are you alright now?" He asked with sincere concern, bringing his blue gaze up to meet with her face. Despite that she been in the trusted care of nurses and that he'd only be gone for a short while, Izaak didn't want to leave her, them, if something were going to happen.
A movement, the tiniest of displacements beneath the palm of his hand caused Izaak to instantly straighten his spine in curiousity. The line of his jaw dropped ever so slightly, leaving his mouth open in amazement. In those few seconds the worry and the apprehension seemed to dissolve from his body and in its place came awe, pride and just about every other emotion he should have been feeling if he were ready to be a father. A sudden surge of protectiveness surged through him, causing him to silently promise the baby inside of his friend that he would give his all to keep her from hurt. Nothing would cause her pain, not physically, emotionally or otherwise should he have anything to do with it. Never ever.
Isabella's laugh filled his ears, pulling him lightly from his revere. A dazed smile touched the corners of his lips as his azure eyes met the soft grey of hers. But not long before it was lifted, it fell and dropped sickeningly into the pit of his stomach. "How does Alexis feel about you being a father?" His movements bristled and he hesitated as he searched desperately for an answer. There was no denying that his girlfriend was hurting but she had not ended things, not put them on hold but instead had bravely taken his promise that everything would be okay in the end. "She's as accepting as she can be, I guess." Izaak sighed, not wanting to share with his friend just how much Alexis despised her. But no one could blame her, not at all. "It's really brave of her. I mean, I wouldn't know what the hell to do if I were in her position." Izaak fell silent as the memory of Christmas Eve replayed over in his mind. The confession, the momentary distance, the promises and the reassurances that were made, all soon forgotten amidst the heat and power of their bodies and their kisses.
Izaak smoothed his palm absentmindedly back and forth across the swell in her stomach and tried to conceal the loving thoughts of his girlfriend from his expression. Because that was the very last thing that Isabella needed right now. "Are you alright now?" He asked with sincere concern, bringing his blue gaze up to meet with her face. Despite that she been in the trusted care of nurses and that he'd only be gone for a short while, Izaak didn't want to leave her, them, if something were going to happen.