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‘Where were you at?’ Cooper asked when Callia walked into the apartment. She set her purse on the small table by the door before walking into the kitchen with the paper grocery bag.
‘I was at Simmons College,’ Callia answered. ‘Applying for classes for the fall,’ she added.
‘Good,’ Cooper said, unpacking the bag. Callia watched him for a moment before pulling out a large frying pan.
‘How was orientation?’ Callia wanted to know.
‘Long.’
‘What the hell is your problem Coop?’ Callia asked, slamming the frying pan down on the stove.
‘I’m just under a lot of stress right now Callie. The spring term starts tomorrow, I don’t have any of my books, I haven’t found a job and your panic last week about not knowing where your birth control was didn’t exactly help,’ Cooper growled.
‘I’m sorry not knowing where my medicine was added to your stress, but why won’t you talk to me about anything? All we do these days when we’re home together is eat or have sex,’ Callia said, taking the package of ground beef from him.
‘I’ll figure things out Callie, I just need some space,’ Cooper told her.
‘Do you want me to go back to Ann Arbor? Or to my parents?’ Callia asked, her voice soft.
‘No!’ Callia looked up at him, the sharpness of his voice making her jump. ‘Don’t go Callie, this is your home and I’m sorry for jumping down your throat,’ Cooper said with a sigh. He ran his hand through his hair.
‘Cooper, when we got married and when I lost Jamie, you told me we were in this together and you held everything together. You kept me from losing control and from wanting to die. You were there when I needed someone. Let me do the same for you,’ Callia murmured, reaching a hand out for his. ‘I love you Coop,’ she whispered. The look on his face softened and he sighed.
‘I’m sorry Callie, I don’t mean to be so short these days,’ Cooper said with a groan. ‘I love you too.’ Callia looked relived to hear that and allowed Cooper to pull her in for a hug.
‘As for your text books, they came in this morning, they are on your desk in the office,’ she told him.
‘You’re a saint for putting up with me this week,’ Cooper said with a groan. Callia laughed and returned to cooking dinner while Cooper headed into the office to look at the books he needed for his classes.
When Cooper returned to the dining room outside of the kitchen, Callia was setting it for dinner.
‘Let me do that,’ Cooper said, taking the plates from her. Callia turned back to the stove and put the finishing touches on the tacos before setting the frying pan on the hot pad on the table. ‘We make a pretty good team,’ Cooper commented when they’d sat down to eat. Callia took a sip of her soda and nodded.
‘Yes, yes we do,’ she agreed.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
‘Long day?’ Callia asked when Cooper dropped his back pack onto the floor and plopped down on the couch next to her.
‘The longest. One of my professors is the biggest zombie maker since Resident Evil,’ Cooper groaned. Callia laughed at the analogy.
‘There’s food in the oven,’ she told him.
‘Too tired to eat,’ Cooper muttered.
‘It’s roast and potatoes,’ Callia said. Cooper looked at her with an appreciative smile when she got up and walked into the kitchen, returning a few moments later with a plate of piping hot food.
‘What’s the occasion?’ Cooper wanted to know after he’d had a few bites.
‘I got a job,’ Callia answered. He looked up at her in surprise. ‘I know you wanted me to be able to stay home like I did in Ann Arbor, but I want to help us out,’ she added.
‘What will you be doing?’ Cooper asked. Callia hesitated. ‘Callie?’ he asked again.
‘I’m going to be helping in the nursery at a local hospital,’ Callia answered. ‘Rocking the babies, feeding them, changing them,’ she added.
‘Why there?’ Cooper wanted to know.
‘They were hiring and it’s a decent wage,’ Callia said with a shrug.
‘There’s nothing else behind it?’ Cooper asked, setting his fork against his plate and putting them both on the tv tray.
‘There’s nothing else behind it. I’m not pregnant Coop and I don’t want to be,’ Callia answered.
‘Okay Okay,’ Cooper said, raising his hands above his head. He went back to his roast while Callia returned to her book. ‘Callie?’ he asked after a moment. Callia sighed but put her book down and looked up at him. ‘If you were pregnant, would you be okay with it?’ Cooper asked.
‘I don’t know Coop, why? Would you?’ Callia shot back. Cooper thought about it for a moment and while part of him was thrilled with the thought of Callia carrying his child, the other half of him remembered the pain she had gone through and he shuddered.
‘No, I don’t think so,’ Cooper said after a moment. Callia sighed again and stood up.
‘I’m going to go take a bath,’ Callia told him before leaving the room. Cooper sighed as he watched her leave.
‘Callie, what did I say?’ Cooper asked, stopping in the doorway of the bathroom.
‘Nothing Coop, I’m just tired,’ Callia said, sinking down further into the water.
‘You’re lying,’ Cooper commented.
‘I’m tired Coop,’ she murmured wearily.
‘Are you sure that’s the only thing wrong?’ Cooper asked. She smiled at him and dipped her hair back into the water. ‘God Callie,’ he groaned as her nipples poked up out of the water. Callia sat up and smiled slightly.
‘You like looking at my body don’t you?’ Callia asked.
‘Of course I do,’ Cooper answered with a cocky grin. Callia stood up, water dripping down her body, grabbed a towel and wrapped it around her.
‘Good, you can have it tomorrow,’ she told him with an evil grin. Cooper’s jaw dropped and he reached for her.
‘Tomorrow? Why not tonight?’ Cooper asked.
‘Because I’m tired,’ Callia answered before walking out of the bathroom.
~~~~~~~~~~
‘Hi, I’m Keely,’ a girl said as Callia sat down next to her.
‘I’m Callie.’ Callia gave her a small smile and pulled her notebook out of her bag.
‘You aren’t from Boston are you?’ Keely asked.
‘No, how can you tell?’ Callia tried not to look annoyed.
‘Your accent,’ Keely answered. Callia nodded and they both fell silent as the professor walked into the lecture hall.
~~~~~~~~~~
-Months later-
Callia squealed when she felt Cooper’s arms encircle her waist, his lips on her neck. ‘What’s going on?’ she wanted to know, turning around to face him.
‘I love you,’ Cooper breathed.
‘I love you too,’ Callia murmured, shivering as his hands slipped under her shirt to cup her naked breast.
‘You’re beautiful,’ Cooper told her before pulling the night shirt off of her.
‘You’re going to be late for class,’ Callia reminded him as he pressed himself against her. Moaned when his lips closed over a pert nipple while a hand drifted down her body, he slipped two fingers inside her scorching pussy.
‘I don’t care,’ he grumbled, his breath hot against her skin. She moaned as he began fucking her with his fingers, cried out when his mouth joined his fingers in and on her pussy, driving her to distraction.
‘Cooper!’ she wailed as she felt her climax building.
‘Just let go,’ Cooper groaned, feeling his cock harden more.
‘I need you inside me, now,’ Callia panted, digging her fingers into his hair. Cooper gave one last flick of her clit with his tongue before pulling his body up over hers, his rock hard cock poised at the glistening entrance of her pussy. ‘Now!’ Callia repeated, wrapping her legs around his hips, drawing him into her. She cried out loudly as he drove hard into her and tightened the grip her legs had on him as they began thrusting together hard and fast, arms and legs tangled together, panting for breath as their tongues dueled each other like master swordsmen.
‘I love you Callie, so much,’ Cooper’s voic
e was harsh, filled with passion. She couldn’t answer, her breathing was coming fast, too fast for words to form as the engorged head of his cock pounded against her g-spot, his balls slid across her clit. Callia’s hips bucked off the bed and against his and she screamed her pleasure as his cum sloshed against the walls of her womb, Cooper’s guttural moan sent shivers down her body, causing her pussy to clench around him. They laid there, bodies wrapped around each other, his cock still inside her until the phone rang, separating them.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
‘You should slow down Cal, you’re going to make yourself sick,’ Cooper observed.
‘I want to graduate. I’m so tired of being a student, I want to be a teacher,’ Callia complained.
‘Yeah, but you’ve already been acting tired and cranky lately,’ Cooper pointed out.
‘I’m taking eighteen credit hours and working thirty hours a week,’ Callia reminded him.
‘I know that. You need to slow down,’ Cooper repeated.
‘I’m fine Coop, really, now will you let me get back to studying?’ Callia asked. Cooper sighed and brushed his thumb over her cheek.
‘I’m worried about you Callie,’ he murmured.
‘I’m fine,’ Callia repeated. Cooper studied her for another moment before standing up.
‘If you say so. I have to go to work, I’ll be back tonight around six. Call me if you need me,’ Cooper told her, kissed her gently then walked out of the apartment.
~~~~~~~~~~~
‘Hey Coop, you’ve got a phone call!’ one of his co-workers exclaimed. ‘It’s some girl,’ he added.
‘Callie?’ Cooper asked.
‘No, it’s Keely. I had a few classes with Callie last semester and I work with her at the hospital. Callie passed out at work this afternoon,’ Keely told him.
‘I’ll be right there,’ Cooper said, hanging up the phone.
‘Callie, what happened?’ Cooper asked when he got into the emergency room twenty minutes later. She was sitting up in bed, still groggy. ‘Callie, talk to me,’ he said, sitting down on the edge of the bed.
‘One minute I was dizzy and the next minute I was laying here on a gurney with an IV in my arm,’ Callia answered. Cooper frowned and slipped his hand in hers.
‘How are you feeling now?’ Cooper asked.
‘Sleepy,’ Callia admitted. They both looked up as the doctor walked in.
‘Hi Callia, I’m Doctor Rosenthal. This must be Cooper,’ he said, extending his hand out to them one at a time.
‘What’s wrong with me?’ Callia wanted to know.
‘You were dehydrated and exhausted for starters. I know you work upstairs in the nursery, I’ve seen you with the babies and their parents. How many hours do you work?’ Doctor Rosenthal asked.
‘Thirty hours here, but I’m taking eighteen credit hours at Simmons undergrad,’ Callia answered.
‘That’s a lot of work young lady,’ Doctor Rosenthal observed, looked down at her chart. ‘And I’m going to add to your work load,’ he added.
‘What do you mean?’ Cooper asked nervously looking at Callia.
‘Congratulations, Callia, you’re pregnant,’ Doctor Rosenthal told them.
‘What?’ Callia asked, her eyes wide with surprise. Cooper’s hand fell from hers as he stood up in shock.
‘You’re having a baby,’ Doctor Rosenthal answered.
‘But we’ve been careful,’ she whispered, her wide eyes met Cooper’s and he swallowed hard.
‘Birth control isn’t full proof,’ the doctor reminded her.
‘But …’ Callia trailed off as reality set in and started to hyperventilate. ‘I … I don’t …’
‘Calm down Callia,’ Doctor Rosenthal instructed. Cooper said nothing, just slipped his hand back into hers and rubbed his thumb across her knuckles. ‘Calm down Callia or you’ll have to be given a sedative,’ Doctor Rosenthal warned.
‘I can’t breathe!’ Callia gasped, closed her eyes as dizziness set in again. Doctor Rosenthal frowned and grabbed a sedative from the medicine dispensary and injected it into her IV. Cooper watched helplessly as Callia drifted back to sleep.
‘That’s not a typical reaction to finding out you’re going to be a mother,’ Doctor Rosenthal said to Cooper.
‘I know. Callie was raped her freshman year at college and she got pregnant. She ended up having a still birth due to incredibly high blood pressure when she was under twenty weeks along,’ Cooper told the doctor. ‘She was in labor for almost thirty hours,’ he added.
‘I’m sorry, that must have been hard for both of you,’ Doctor Rosenthal sympathized. Cooper nodded and glanced over at Callia where she was finally resting quietly.
‘Will she be okay?’ Cooper asked quietly.
‘I think so, and so will the baby if you chose to have it,’ Doctor Rosenthal answered. Cooper turned back to the doctor, his eyes narrow. ‘It’s a decision the two of you have to make together,’ he added.
‘If we do keep the baby, will it hurt Callie as much as the still birth did?’ Cooper wanted to know.
‘Each birth is different, so it’s hard to tell,’ the doctor said. He patted Cooper on the shoulder. ‘I have other patients to look in on, I’ll be back in a little while,’ he added before walking away.
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‘Coop?’ Callia asked groggily, reaching for him.
‘Hey, feeling better?’ Cooper asked, sitting up.
‘A little.’ Tears filled her eyes and some trailed down her cheeks. ‘I’m so sorry,’ she whispered.
‘Sorry for what?’ Cooper wanted to know. ‘For the baby?’ She nodded and he sighed. ‘Callie, you didn’t get pregnant by yourself, so you aren’t to blame. You were on the pill but it isn’t one hundred percent and we knew that. I don’t blame you for this,’ Cooper told her gently.
‘I’m not ready for a baby Coop, I’m twenty years old,’ she said softly.
‘I know exactly how old you are,’ Cooper reminded her with a smile. ‘It’s going to be okay Callie. I’m not going anywhere. We’ll take this one day at a time, just like before,’ he added.
‘I don’t know if I want a baby and I know you don’t. Your comments and actions have shown that you don’t want a baby either,’ Callia told him.
‘I would love a family with you,’ Cooper admitted. ‘I just don’t want to cause you pain,’ he added. The panicked look on her face softened and she smiled slightly.
‘So you want a baby with me?’ Callia asked.
‘If it didn’t hurt you so damn much or cost so damn much to feed, I’d have a dozen with you,’ Cooper confirmed.
‘I don’t think so buster,’ she said with a laugh.
‘Yeah, I don’t either,’ Cooper agreed. They both fell silent as a nurse walked into the room.
‘Your vitals look good Callia, you’re free to go home. Doctor Rosenthal doesn’t want you to come back to work for a week and he wants you to take the next two days off of classes to catch up on rest. After that, you’re to cut your hours at work to no more than twenty hours a week,’ the nurse said, going through the discharge papers, handed them to Callia to sign. ‘Here’s a prescription for prenatal vitamins and you need to schedule an appointment with an OB as soon as possible,’ she added before walking out of the room.
~~~~~~~~~~~
‘Callie, its great to hear from you, how are classes going?’ Olivia asked with a smile when she realized her oldest child was on the phone.
‘School’s good. I only have a few more semesters to go thanks to the insane course load I’ve been taking,’ Callia answered. ‘How are you guys doing? How’s Jonah?’ she wanted to know.
‘We’re doing well. Your dad got a promotion and is a detective now, finally. Jonah’s doing well in school and I’m teaching again,’ Olivia said. ‘How are you doing? You sound tired,’ Olivia observed.
‘I am tired. I’ve been working a lot and taking a ton of classes,’ Callia admitted. ‘Mom, I have something to tell you, are you sitting down?’ she asked.
‘I am, what’s wrong Callie? Are you sick?’ Olivia wanted to know.
‘I’m not sick.’ Callia looked across the table at Cooper who gave her a small smile and squee
zed her hand.
‘Then what is it?’ Olivia demanded to know.
‘I’m pregnant mom,’ Callia said finally.
‘Callie, what were you thinking?’ Olivia wanted to know.
‘We didn’t plan this mom. I was using birth control,’ Callia said with a sigh, rubbing the bridge of her nose. ‘Please, don’t lecture me now, I’m tired and I don’t have the energy to fight with you,’ she added.
‘What happened?’ Olivia asked.
‘I’m exhausted, I’ve been pushing myself to work and graduate,’ Callia answered. Cooper took the phone from her.
‘Olivia, Callie’s really tired, we just got home from the ER, she passed out from exhaustion and dehydration. I’ll have Callie call you guys later,’ Cooper said, hanging up the phone without another word. He put the phone on the table and looked back at Callia. ‘Go lay down, I’ll make you some soup,’ Cooper told her. Callia gave him a small smile and walked down the hall to the bedroom.
-Two days later-
‘Hello Callia, I’m Doctor Hughes, lets get this exam underway shall we?’ she asked, walking into the room. Cooper watched as Doctor Hughes began the physical exam and sat forward when she pulled the wand for the vaginal ultrasound.
‘Does everything look okay?’ Cooper asked.
‘Everything looks good,’ Doctor Hughes said. Cooper glanced at Callia who had a small smile on her face. ‘Callia, from the measurements I’m pulling, you’re about nine and a half weeks, maybe ten weeks pregnant and due around March fifteenth,’ she added.
‘That far?’ Callia asked in surprise.
‘How could we not know?’ Cooper asked.
‘The body reacts differently with every pregnancy,’ Doctor Hughes answered, taking a picture of the baby and pulled the ultrasound wand out of Callia’s body. She squirted a cold, blue gel onto Callia’s belly, pulled the fetal Doppler out and pressed it against Callia’s abdomen, a loud whooshing noise filled the room.
‘Oh my God,’ Callia whispered. Doctor Hughes smiled as she pulled the Doppler away.
‘Everything looks and sounds great. Schedule an appointment for next week and don’t forget to have your blood work done,’ Doctor Hughes told them, wiping the gel off of Callia’s stomach. Callia waited for the doctor to leave the room before she began pulling on her clothes.
‘Are you hungry?’ Cooper asked as they left the office.
‘A little,’ Callia said softly.
‘Let’s go get some lunch before the parentals invade Boston,’ Cooper suggested. Callia laughed and sighed. ‘What?’ Cooper asked, glancing at her.
‘I’m nervous about what my parents will say,’ Callia admitted.
‘Your parents won’t do anything to upset or hurt you Callie,’ Cooper told her.
‘My dad will want to hit you,’ Callia said. Cooper laughed.
‘He won’t. Not if he thinks it would upset you,’ Cooper said. Callia laughed at that and followed Cooper into their favorite diner and sank down onto the booth. ‘What looks good?’ Cooper asked after Callia set the menu down.
‘I think I’m going to get waffles with whipped cream, strawberries, hash browns and toast,’ Callia told him. Cooper stared at her in shock. ‘I’m starving,’ she said defensively.
‘A few minutes ago, you said you were only a bit hungry,’ Cooper reminded her.
‘It smells so good in here,’ Callia said sheepishly. Cooper laughed and watched the look of surprise on the waitresses face when she wrote down Callia’s order.
‘I’ll just have waffle and bacon,’ Cooper said.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
‘Callie, will you calm down? You look fine,’ Cooper said, watching her paw through her closet.
‘I look like I’ve been sleeping,’ Callia said grumpily. Cooper laughed.
‘You have been sleeping. You look beautiful,’ he told her tenderly.
‘I look like a mess,’ Callia groaned as the doorbell rang.
‘Let’s go Callie before they just barge in,’ Cooper said gently. Callia sighed but followed Cooper down the hall. ‘Hi dad,’ he greeted, opening the door, moved aside to let them all in.
‘Hey Coop,’ Blythe said. Cooper swallowed when he saw the look on Lucas’ face.
‘He won’t hurt you,’ Olivia told Cooper.
‘You want to make a bet?’ Lucas growled.
‘Luke,’ Olivia hissed, shooting him a look.
‘Hi mom, hi dad,’ Callia said quietly.
‘Hi sweetie,’ Olivia gave her daughter a kind smile.
‘Dinner will be done in about a half hour,’ Cooper volunteered.
‘Good,’ Suzie said, giving her son a hug and a smile.
‘Dad, don’t start,’ Callia warned later that night when Olivia and Lucas had cornered her on the back patio.
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