The lunch crowd currently had control, people bustling behind the counter, dozens of conversations intermixing with each other. The two of them stood in line, got their food and found a table back in the corner, away from the crowd as much as possible. Cody quietly wondered if this lunch was a good idea. He and Joey had always loved these lunch dates after practice before. But this baby thing made everything awkward. He just didn’t know what to say to her anymore. Hell, if he was honest, they’d been headed this direction even before the baby. Why else wouldn’t she have said something about the baby before? “Cody?” He met Jo’s deep blue eyes. “Yeah?” “Are we really this bad off?” Her whispered question was almost lost in the sounds of the busy restaurant. But he didn’t want to hear it louder. She was the same beautiful woman she’d always been. The same woman he’d married years ago. Long blonde hair that reflected the light like an angel fell over her shoulders.
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