Chapter 47

• Bella’s POV
• The doctor comes back into the room to check me again, this time he informs me that it is time to start pushing. I grab a hold of Kat’s hand and send her a smile trying to show her how grateful that she is here with me. Thirty minutes later the sound of a baby crying can be heard throughout the room. My son is born at 5:59 AM. The nurses clean him up while the doc sews me up. As soon as they are done, they bring him over to me wrapped up tight in a blanket. My breath stills. He is the prettiest baby I have ever seen. The nurse gently passes him to me, and all I can do is just stare down at him. He is perfect. Kat just stands there admiring my son also. She then asks me, “would it be ok if I let Enzo come in. I don’t want him to get mad because he thinks I left him out there?” I nod my head to her and she strolls over to the door and rushes out. Not even a minute later she comes back in with not only Enzo, but also Ivan’s parents. His mother is the first to get to hold him. She takes him into her arms and a smile that I have never seen before on her face appears. It’s like the four of them are playing hot potato with my son, because he keeps getting passed around.
• It only takes about thirty minutes before he lets out a little cry. Kat begins to rock him trying to get him to calm down, but I know what it is he has to be hungry. I hold out my arms while telling her, “He’s probably just hungry. Let me try feeding him.” She places him into my arms. Not really wanting to just jerk my tit out in front of everyone to see, so I politely ask “if you all wouldn’t mind giving me about thirty minutes alone, so I can feed him I would appreciate it.” They all nod and leave the room. Now it’s just me and my baby, man I have waited a long time just to hold this little fellow in my arms. I pull down my gown and start feeding him, when all of a sudden, the door to my room burst open and in walks Ivan. It’s the first time that I have seen him since I caught him with that bimbo. My eyes dart up and meet his before I turn my attention back to what really matters my son.