My best friend

Juss’ Pov

Odd, that was how I felt sitting in the hospital waiting area. I sighed, burying my head in my palms, as I mentally counted down to when the nurse would attend to me.

It was difficult to believe Ezekiel actually let me go until I got to the train station and Eggust’s men were nowhere in sight. It wasn’t until I checked into a hotel that I felt completely relieved.

I expected Eggust’s men to stop me at the train station or Eggust himself to force me back home with him, but it’s been a bit over one week and none of that happened. No calls from him or even text messages. It was like he had forgotten about me, which kind of gave me mixed feelings.

Had he finally decided to let me go? Did he find someone else that he was now interested in? Does he still want to be with me and our child?

My mind was racing with so many thoughts.

When I woke up this morning, I felt sick and had a feeling something was wrong with the baby. Call it motherly intuition. Although there