“I promise.” Otto slid his hand over Caulin’s belly, where the baby was. Then he kissed Caulin softly on the lips, and the knot of worry in Caulin’s chest unraveled a little. “Any other questions?” Caulin shook his head. “Not right now, anyway.” “Then we’ll sleep,” Otto murmured, pulling his pillow closer so he could snuggle up with Caulin. He was so much broader and taller, and when Caulin rolled onto his side, Otto fitted himself flush against Caulin’s back, almost engulfing Caulin in his embrace. Caulin’s heart swelled. “This feels like a dream,” he murmured when Otto had turned the lights
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