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how many babies she’s having?  Or is she only going to have them one at a time?” asked Becky.
    They walked together towards the room Valerie had arranged for the big event, and Jett told her how Grace was so sure she wouldn’t get pregnant because of her birth control. 
    “She had to order a pregnancy test online because we couldn’t find one in any of the stores; they were all sold out.  Now she’s trying to get an appointment with her gynecologist and the doctor’s booked through next month,” he said.  “Since Rapha and his brothers will be in town on Saturday, they can look her over.”
    Becky looked at him; they had just reached the door to the event room.  “And what did Grace say when you told her you made arrangements to see a doctor without checking with her first?” she asked.
    Jett gave her a sheepish smile, “I asked for forgiveness; it was easier than asking for permission.”
    Becky was laughing when the door opened, and Valerie stuck her head out.
    “I thought I heard voices.  Why didn’t you come in?” she asked, holding the door open for them.
    “Oh, Jett was just telling me how much trouble Grace was having getting a doctor’s appointment,” said Becky, with a smirk and a lift of an eyebrow.
    “It’s all anyone’s been talking about today.  Would you like me to take a look, Jett?”  Valerie asked, speaking of her gift of sight.
    “As long as you don’t say ‘three sets of twins,’ like her sister, it will be okay.  If she were having six, I don’t think she’d let us back in the house,” said Jett with a grin. 
    Becky looked over at him, “When I first met you, you and your brothers seemed like happy guys.  Now I can see that you’re truly happy.  You can’t stop grinning, can you?” she asked with a smile because she was glad that after so long, he and his brothers had found Grace.
    “You’re right, Becky.  Even though they’re not yet matched, all the men on our ship are happy, too.  We all have hope.  Addie has given us our future back.” 
    They stopped talking because they could see Valerie was ready to tell them something.  Valerie turned to him with a frown, “Jett, I still see danger.  Are you taking every precaution?  There will be another attempt to harm Grace.  She’s carrying three very special little girls.  Jett, you have to keep her safe,” she said, putting a hand on his arm.
    “Do you know when or where this attack will come from?”  Jett asked. 
    Gone were the smiles and laughter.  In their place was a fierce look that dared anyone to harm his mate.
    “The future is still murky to me; you know I only see the past and the now.  I know she’s in danger because the plots to harm her are taking place at the present time.  I’m sorry; I wish I could be of more help,” she said with tears glittering in her eyes.
    “You have nothing to apologize for.  I thank you for the warning.  It helped us save her from an unforeseen enemy once before and now it will help us prepare for whatever comes. 
    “Now, that’s enough of this serious talk.  Let me show you what I’ve got planned for Saturday night.”  Jett then pulled a slim wand out of his pocket.
    “Of course, with the lights dimmed…”
    “Jett,” interrupted Becky, “I know you worked out this presentation on HeVan for all the women to see on Saturday.  And we’re really anxious to see it.”
    Johanna had walked over and she and Valerie both nodded. 
    “But I can tell you want to check on Grace.  Go ahead and give her a call; it’ll set your mind at ease,” Becky urged him.  “We’re going to go over to that table and look over the final numbers.  Then when you’re done and have your happy face back, we’ll be ready for the light show.”
    Jett reached out to give all of them hugs, “Thank you, ladies.  I'll only be a minute.” 
    He immediately reached into his pocket and pulled out his cell phone. 
    Becky turned to Valerie, “I know you