The Science Of Love: A Billionaire BWWM Romance by BWWM Club, Mia Newberry

taking her hand and kissing it. “It
took both of us to make the baby. We just have to advance the launch
date that’s all.”
    She
tried to get angry with him for making light of her pregnancy, but
she couldn’t. Jada hadn’t wanted to go back on the pill,
trusting their observation of the calendar and using condoms whenever
they had to. But they had been making love constantly and sooner or
later one of those eggs was bound to get fertilized. It was the law
of averages, one that could not be beat.
    “ Do
you know when our baby was conceived?” he asked her. “I
want to think the night I braided your hair. At least, it was the
night I felt very special with you.”
    “ David,”
she told him, “It could have been any one of the times we were
together. Tell me, has there been a day we haven’t made love since I moved in with you?”
    She had
him there. David had given up trying to do much work from his
condominium since Jada had come back into his life. All he had to do
was bring her home in those dancer leotards and he was trying to pull
them off her in seconds. One night they hadn’t made it past the
landing of the stairs when she bent over to pick up something. Jada
had stayed in that position for another half hour as David discovered
the stairs made a good substitute for a couch back.
    But now
he was awake watching the morning light trace over her ebony body.
David gently pulled the sheet off her and watched her naked form as
she slept. He stared at her tummy and reflected on the life which was
growing inside her. What would they name the child? They’d
talked about that one before, one night after making love. They had
decided the child would be named after her family if a girl and his
if a boy. Or they might create a new name out of the parents’
name, which might make the name “Jaded” if a boy and
“Davada” if a girl. He had almost suggested “Dada”
as a girl’s name, but had wanted to make love at least one more
time that night. He tilted in the direction of a new name for the
personal name and something more conventional for the middle.
    Jada
woke to him looking at her. She held up the ring in the air to look
at it again. Jada rose up on her knees and raised the ring to catch
the sunlight again so she could watch the rays reflect off the wall.
Jada leaned back to David and cuddled, telling him how much in love
she was.
    “ I
wonder what she or he will look like,” she said to him.
    “ It
doesn’t matter,” he told her. “Any baby from you
will be beautiful.”
    “ We’re
going to have to make sure you’ll see the doctor every week,”
he told her. “My mother had all kinds of problems when she had
me.”
    “ But
you came out alright,” she smiled.
    “ Yes,
but I don’t want to take any chances,” he replied.
“You’re going to be my wife and I want to take care of
you.”
    The
engagement pictures went out to everyone they could think about. Jada
had congratulations from her brothers and wanted to know when the
wedding would take place. Her older brother Randal wanted to make
sure it wasn’t a case of her having to get married and she
assured him David had popped the question without her prompting him.
David’s mother told her she wanted to meet her future
daughter-in-law and his dad told him Jada looked like a fine woman
from the picture. His sister wanted to know when the baby was coming
and he told her not to worry, they had that angle take care of.
    There
was a big card attached to the door of his office when he went to
work, signed by all the staff. His marketing manager wanted to know
if they had met using the company matching service as it would be an
excellent selling point. David had to disappoint him by telling the
man no, he had known Jada years ago and had accidentally ran into
her. However, it was a good idea and they should offer a bonus for
any employee who met a prospective spouse using the company services.
    Jada
nearly caused the day’s classes to be