The Fire Within the Passion by Kayla Trautman (best big ereader TXT) 📖

out in the hallway. Fine but George you have to go. I can't have too many people in here while I'm trying to deliver this baby. George went outside.
George pased outside in the hallway. Back and forth. From one end to the other. All he heard was Kattie screaming and maybe a few lines that the doctor was saying. He waited for hours until Kattie fell silent and he could hear Jack crying. He was frightened. Had Kattie died? Had the baby died? What happend? He had to find out. He went to the door, "Hey. What's happending? What's wrong? I can hear you crying." Jack came out with tears in his eyes and a smile on his face, "I wasn't crying. I was laughing. Kattie's fine. The baby's fine. Kattie is sleeping right now and I have a new baby girl! I have a girl!" George smiled, "Can I see her?" Jack replied, "The doctor sent me out. He said that he didn't want people around the baby right now. When the baby came out the cord was around her throat. But the doctor was able to get around that." George said, "Well, come on. Describe to me what she looks like." Jack continued, "She's got my hair color and full head of it too. But she has Kattie's eyes amd mouth. Other than the hair she looks just like her mother." George patted Jack on the back and smiled, "Congratulations. After you two get married you'll be the happiest guy in the world." Jack replied, "I'm already the happiest guy in the world. I'm engaged to the greatest woman in the world. And even there the doctor said there might be complications, I have a healthy baby girl and Kattie's alive and healthy. Victor's gone. What more could I want?" George replied, "How about Victor dead?" Jack nodded, "True I do want him dead. But as long as he's staying away and Kattie's finally safe, then I'm happy. I'm going to go chasing after trouble." George said, "I know. But for some reason I don't think that we've gotten rid of him yet. It's either he's planning something big or he's given up. And it's not like him to give up bad guy or not." Jack replied, "Maybe we scared him off or got the point accross to him that he's not getting her back." George shrugged, "I hope so. But after all that's happend I'm not putting my guard down yet. It's been months but I just have a feeling. And don't worry I won't dwell on it around Kattie. That's the last thing she needs." Jack nodded, "I'm going to go get some work done in the office. Let me know if anything happends." George nodded as he went into his room and read his book.
Kattie woke up at 7:30 at night. There was no one in the room but her. She got up out of bed and looked around. Kattie didn't even see her new born baby girl. Kattie wanted to see her baby. She left the room and knocked on George's door. Nobody answered. So Kattie went downstairs. She was still a little tired but she didn't care. She walked to Jack's office slowly and knocked on the door. Jack said, "Come on in." Kattie opened the door and leaned on the wall. Jack was sitting at his desk and George was sitting in front of the desk where she once sat. When they saw her they both rushed over to her. Jack put his arm around her, "You're supposed to be in bed." Kattie leaned on him and closed her eyes, "But I wanted to see the baby. Where is she?" George answered, "The doctor has her in his room at the moment. He didn't want to wake you because you obviously need some sleep." Kattie opened her eyes and looked at him, "I don't need to go back to sleep. I'm only a little tired, but that's all." Kattie leaned her head on Jack's chest and looked up at him, "Do you think that I need some sleep?" Jack smiled and nodded, "Yes I do. And that's why I'm going to take you back up there now." Kattie kissed him, "I knew you would say that. I don't feel like refusing so I'll go but I want to hold my baby first. And I want the baby in my room." Jack picked her up and carried her upstairs. Kattie layed her head on his chest and closed her eyes, "I love you." Jack kissed her forehead, "I love you too." Kattie didn't realize just how tired she was. By the time Jack got to the top of the steps, Kattie was asleep. George, who had followed him upstairs, looked at Kattie and laughed quietly, "Looks like she was more tired than she said she was." Jack nodded as he headed for their room. Jack layed her down on the bed gently and covered her up. George went and got the baby. He brought her in the little crib they had for her. He set it down softly at the foot of the bed and left shutting the door behind him. Jack was waiting out in the hall for him. George asked, "What do you plan on naming her?"Jack thought about it for a moment, "I don't know. I was thinking about naming her Kattie but her mother said no. So now I'm thinking about Anna. But it's pronounced like Onya." George nodded, "That's a good name." Jack and George went back downstairs in his office and went back to work.
Eleven o'clock came by real quick. Jack looked at his pocket-watch, "Oh man. It's eleven. Time goes by real fast. Time for me to turn in." Jack and George went up to their room. When Jack went into the room Kattie kneeling on the floor by the baby's side. She was smiling at the baby. Jack went over to Kattie and bent over her shoulder smiling, "What's her mother doing out of bed?" Kattie replied, "I'm fine. I'm not tired like I was before. She's so small. She looks just like you. She's going to be having the guys chasing after her." Jack stood Kattie up and turned her around in his arms, "Well she should she's just like you. Thanks for giving me a beautiful baby girl." Kattie smiled and kissed him. Jack kissed her back but knew that she would have to go back to bed. They couldn't just stay there. Kattie pulled back and went over to the bed. She layed down and Jack layed next to her. Jack put his arm around her. His arm was around her stomach and it was hurting a little bit so she move his arm down on her hip, "Still a little sore." Jack kissed the back of her head, "Sorry. Goodnight." Kattie and Jack were asleep in a matter of minutes.
In the middle of the night at around four Kattie was having a dream. A dream she wouldn't have wanted to have. She walked into her bedroom to feed the baby and she wasn't in her crib. She looked around the room and saw Victor holding her baby. When she saw Victor holding her baby she woke up sweating and breathing heavily. She didn't scream but she did sit up quickly when she woke up. She went over to the crib and found her baby laying there sleeping soundly. Kattie let out a breath. She looked up at Jack; he was still sleeping. Kattie was relieved that it was only a dream and that she didn't wake up Jack from her dream. Kattie went over to the side of the bed and sat on the floor leaning against the wall. She brought her knees up to her chest and put her arms on her knees resting her chin on her arms. She didn't want to go back to sleep. And she couldn't, she was thinking too much about her dream. She definitely didn't want that dream to come true. About 15 minutes went by when Jack realized that there was no one laying next to him. He woke up and looked around and didn't see her. He got out of bed and walked around to the baby. He saw that she was sleeping soundly and continued for the door. But he saw that Kattie was sitting on the floor by the wall and he went over to her. Jack knelt in front of her and brought her head up. He seen tears in her eyes, "Kattie. What's wrong? What are you doing on the floor?" Kattie wipped the tears away from her face, "Nothing I'm fine." Jack replied, "You're not fine. You were just crying and you're on the floor." Kattie looked away, "I don't want to talk about it. But I'm fine now. Go back to bed." Jack sighed, "Alright I'll stop asking for now. I'll find out in the morning. Come on." Kattie asked, "Come on?" Jack stood her up, "Yeah. Come on let's go back to bed." Kattie shook her head, "No. I can't go back to bed." Jack asked, "Why? Did you have another nightmare?" Kattie looked at him and a tear ran down her face. Kattie didn't say nothing. She just hugged him. She didn't cry loudly but she cried. Jack held her in his arms, "Hey. Talk to me. Tell me what happend." Kattie replied softly, "He took her. Victor took my baby. And there was nothing I could do to stop him." Jack closed his eyes, "Where was I?" Kattie shrugged her shoulders, "You weren't there. You were gone. And I was left alone with him. And no matter how much I tried to get her back I couldn't." Jack said, "Well, don't worry. It was only a dream. And I'll always be here. He won't even get close to the castle yet alone to you or the baby. But you can't stay up all night. You need your sleep." Kattie pulled away, "I can't go back to sleep. I'm staying up." Jack brushed her hair out of her face with his fingers, "Alright. Just give me a call." Jack layed back in bed and Kattie sat up in the bed next to her. She stared at the crib, at her baby.
Kattie fell asleep sitting up. When Jack woke up at seven he layed er down so she wasn't so uncomfortable. Then he went over to the baby. She was laying there awake. She wasn't crying at all. She just layed there. He picked her up and hugged her. He gently rocked her in his arms. He kissed her on her forehead and went downstairs. He got a bottle and fed her. She ate it fast and she finished every drop. Her skin was soft like every baby's skin. Jack burped her and took her back upstairs. He layed her in her crib and watched her as she went back to sleep. Kattie wasn't sleeping as soundly as the baby did though. Jack went over to her. She was twisting and turning in bed. The look on her face was a look of fear. Jack couldn't stand to see her like that. He knelt down and gently moved her arm back and forth. When he did Kattie sat up breathing heavily. She looked around and saw Jack. She plopped back down on her pillow, "Jack. Why am I having these nightmares?" Jack combed her hair with his fingers and looked into her eyes, "I don't know baby. I mean he's been gone. He hasn't been back ever since he kidnapped you and I stabbed him and cut his face. I don't know why he keeps coming back in your dreams. I'll tell you what. I'll talk to