Paige narrates. After the night we spent together, I can say that I feel like I'm on cloud nine or in a dream. It's as if I'm living in a different reality. I'm afraid to open my eyes and realize that I didn't dare to hold his hand and that we didn't spend the night together.I feel kisses on my neck, and I realize that it did happen, that I am with Mason, and that this time I hope everything will be different from what we've experienced before. I have hope that we can finally be happy and that it will be forever.I don't want to open my eyes; I want to stay in this bed forever by his side and make up for all the time we've lost due to past mistakes."Good morning," Mason says, smiling, and I think it's the sexiest version of him I've seen in all the time I've known him."Good morning," I reply, blushing."I want to take advantage of the fact that you've just woken up to tell you something important," he says nervously. "Okay, I'm listening," I reply, sitting on the bed. "The firs

Three months later...Mason narrates.I'm feeling like a madman right now. Paige is about to give birth, and I feel like every movement she makes while sleeping could be a contraction. Lately, I've been sleeping with one eye open and one closed, my mind weighing on the fact that when the time comes, I'll be the one in charge of the situation. Maia's bag, Paige's bag, car keys, reminding her to breathe and assisting her in every way. Those are my instructions for that moment.I look at her sleeping, and when she wakes up, I check the time and see that it's six in the morning. These past few days, she has been waking up after 10, following my mother's advice."Sleep as much as you can. When we become mothers, we never sleep the same way we used to."That's why I let her sleep as much as she can. She looks at me and doesn't smile. That's not a good sign."Is everything okay, love?" I ask nervously.She shakes her head, and I sit on the bed, thinking about what to do."It hurts, but not r

Narrated by Mason:We take our seats and wait impatiently for our future wives. I must say that if someone had told me four years ago that I would be getting married to Paige out of love, my reaction would have been to laugh out loud, considering that something like that would never happen.Sometimes destiny puts the right people in our lives, but some of us are blinded by a glare and become unable to see the true ray of light we want in our lives. I smile as I remember the first time I saw Paige, furious at the thought of marrying me. She was so angry that I could almost see steam coming out of her ears. She looked adorable and terrifying at the same time. I remember that when I saw her asleep, not a single bad thought crossed my mind. My mind didn't see her as a woman, but as a friend. And as I got to know her more each day, I unknowingly fell in love with her. Being around her was always something I enjoyed. I felt good in her presence, but I couldn't grasp the fact that she was th