A Ilha do Amor on AO3
A Ilha do Amor on TWCS
“Thank you, Mrs. McGovern. Everything will be set up
according to your plans,” I said. “Your anniversary will be everything you have
ever dreamed of. Perhaps, even better than your wedding. Call any time if you
have any concerns.”
“I doubt it. I appreciate all of the hard work, Bella,” Mrs.
McGovern sang. “We’ll see you in a month.” I smiled, ending the Skype call with
my client. At the resort, I worked closely with guests and clients who wanted to
set up destination weddings, anniversaries and other parties. It worked out
perfectly since I was only part-time. The rest of my time, I wrote a travel
blog or on my novelizations of Edward’s Elvendore games. Every so often,
especially when we were back in Seattle, I’d write a few free-lance stories for
Marcus. He still tried to wheedle me back to the paper, but my home was on the
island.
The Island of Love.
A Ilha do Amor.
The place where Edward and I shared our lives with our
family, closest friends and our children.
Yep, children.
We had three children. Sarah, who was seven going on thirty,
Carlie, who was four and our little peanut, Abigail, who had just turned one.
We had all girls. Edward was in seventh heaven, doting on each of us and
spoiling us rotten. I wanted a boy for my husband, but he just loved being a
dad.
He was amazing at being a father.
“Bella?” called Rosalie. “You need to get going. Your flight
is leaving early tomorrow morning and you still need to pack.”
“I know. I know,” I said. “I just had to Skype with Mrs.
McGovern.”
“You don’t want Edward packing for you. He’ll pack skimpy
nighties and no clothes,” Rose laughed, pulling me out of my chair. “You need
to have real clothes for where you’re going.”
“Again, I do not know where we’re going. It’s our ten year
anniversary,” I snorted.
“Edward is the king of being evasive,” Rose teased, walking
with me to my golf cart. “I will tell you one thing. The first week of your
vacation is just you and your hubby. The second week, we’ll be flying up with
all of the girls.”
“A week without my babies?” I squeaked.
“You only celebrate your ten year anniversary once, Bella,” Rose chided. “It’s not like you and Edward need any help in the sex department. Remember, I have the office next to you.” I blushed, hiding behind my hair. Our insatiable sexual appetite had only increased with each year we were together. And when we weren’t home, we got louder.
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