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  “I better go tell everyone before they get kicked out by security because of their rowdy asses. I’ll send your mom and Tawny in first.” He gave Lola and Tarren one more kiss before heading out of the delivery room and to where everyone was waiting. He rounded the corner, saw a wall of hard muscle and leather cut wearing Grizzly males, and grinned. Everyone turned and stared at him, the curiosity clear on their face. He broke out into a goofy as fuck smile, held up his cell, and said, “Lola Landon has made her appearance.”

  There was a loud chorus of cheers, which had a few of the other people in the waiting room look over with a mixture of curiosity and fear. But hell, who wouldn’t be afraid of them? The guys came up an clapped him on the back, and the old ladies came up and gave him a hug, and then Dallas was standing there, his arms crossed, this scowl on his face, and it brought Lucas back to when they had told him that Tarren was pregnant. The Grizzly original member had nearly kicked Lucas’s ass right out of the door, and would have broken a few bones in the process, but Tarren had calmed him down. They had talked about it all for what seemed like hours, and although Dallas hadn’t been one hundred percent on board at first, he had grown warm to the idea as time passed. Lucas had wanted to marry Tarren right then and there, because for him there was no other female. But it had been her idea to wait until after the baby was born, and he respected the hell out of her that she didn’t want to rush anything further.

  Dallas moved forward, and everyone took a step back. For a few seconds they stared at each other, but then this smile broke out on Dallas’s face, and he pulled Lucas in for a big bear hug.

  “I know you’ll take care of my girls, Lucas.” Dallas clapped him on the shoulder. He pulled back, the smile still on his face. “And now you’ll know what it’s like to have a daughter and have guys sniffing around.” Dallas started laughing, which had the whole room of Grizzlies doing the same thing.

  Yeah, he definitely would find out what having a daughter meant, but he’d be ready to knock some assholes down if they tried fucking with his little girl. They were a family now, and he couldn’t have asked for a more perfect old lady and little girl in his life. People that loved them, would fight to the death for them, and would always have their backs surrounded them. There was nothing stronger than a Grizzly taking care of what was theirs.

  The End

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