I've Seen 2

Oh, baby!

A/N: This is the last chapter in this book! What a crazy ride this has been, huh? The first chapter of Book 3 will be posted after this so don't fret! 

I'm sorry if this is a weird chapter. I wanted to do something...different. I hope you like it. Enjoy!

Georgia had been miserable the whole pregnancy. If it wasn't morning sickness, it was the awful swelling, food cravings, or mood swings. Poor Austin did all he could to keep his wife happy but it was hard when he wasn't there most of her pregnancy. She had saved up enough that she could scale back on work. She didn't travel very far when she did work.

Austin wanted pictures of her belly each month making her laugh. She set up her tripod in her office and had a greenscreen so she could change the background depending on what she was wearing that day. The beginning of each month she was going to take a photo in the same position to show the evolution of her belly.

The high tenor called his wife each day to talk to her, loving hearing how her pregnancy was going. He hated hearing her feeling sick or being swelled up or having mood swings. They always talked for an hour or more at the end of the night or in the morning depending on schedules. He hoped that all the things she was going through now was going to be worth it!

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Month 2:

She wasn't showing it, which she was grateful for, although she began to change her eating and drinking habits. She was growing another little human, after all! He or she needed a good start to life! Having high cholesterol from a "lifetime" of fatty, greasy foods wasn't a good start to life! Georgia began reading books on pregnancy. What to expect when you're expecting, what labor and delivery is like, thing they should do in preparation.

'Oh my God! We haven't even talked about the baby's room! How are we going to decorate it? What will Austin want it to look like? What's acceptable?' she sat back on her couch and sighed, 'There's too much to pregnancy and having a child to think and worry about!' Then she looked down at her still-flat stomach. There was a little human growing in there. A little human made out of love and desire.

With no work at that moment, she took out a notepad and began brainstorming ideas for the baby's room. Neutral, boys, and girls' rooms ideas. It seemed it was easier finding a neutral theme than anything. She sighed again as she got sleepy. Setting her notebook down on the coffee table, she opted to just take a nap and let her brain rest.

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Month 3:

Georgia and Austin began discussing how they wanted to decorate the baby's room. "It all depends on the sex, really." he always told her. She knew what he wanted to do. Make the room look like it was outdoors if the baby was a boy. It became a bit of a hot button between the pair. So much so that at one point, she stormed off crying.

'Well, shit.' he sighed before getting up and following her into their bedroom. She was laid across it crying. It broke his heart. He hated seeing her so upset, especially since he was the one who had put her in this predicament in the first place. 'She's got me wrapped around her finger.' he mused as he walked over to the bed.

"I'm sorry baby, I was a jerk. If you want that theme, that's what we'll go with." He kissed her temple, "You know I'd never intentionally upset you. I hate seeing you cry."

She sniffled as she sat up, "You do? And you'll go with it?"

"I do, and I will baby. Simply because it makes you happy. Want to go down to the baby store and pick out some things? I know we need a crib still. Probably need some other stuff." Austin stated trying to redeem himself with his wife.