Chapter 69

• It had been a very long time since he'd considered getting married. After his ex fiancé's betrayal, the thought of getting married to anyone had irked him, but now that he thought about it, it did not worry him as much as the prospect of a negative result to his and Camille's wild night of unprotected sex.
• For—where did they go from that point on? The positive result removed the need to make choices, but the negative provided a whole new set of problems he had no answers to. Because he didn't want to let Camille go. Not today or next week or any week come to that—with or without their baby growing inside her. His problem here was trying to convince her of that, making her believe that he wanted to be with her—with or without a pregnancy.
• But he had no idea if she was thinking the same thing. She was a closed book as far as her feelings for him were concerned. Oh, she loved the sex, he acknowledged cynically. He would have to be suffering from a real crisis of self-confidence if he couldn't tell that what she experienced in his bed was pretty damned special.