And all at once, I wasn’t certain I knew the man who had just entered that room.
Five hours earlier, I had still been defending him.
“He’ll be here,” I told the nurse.
A contraction squeezed across my abdomen so intensely that I had to shut my eyes.
Nurse Callie waited until it passed.
“Do you want me to call someone else, Maren?”
“No.”
My voice sounded sharper than I meant it to.
I glanced toward the chair beside the bed.
Reid’s chair.