The snail doc wants a baby. I volunteered to do the deed. But it isnāt long before I realize a ādonationā will never be enough. I want to be a dad, but most of all, I want her. Franky
When confronted with the cold, hard facts of her diminishing chances to be a mom, whatās a woman of science to do?
Make a spreadsheet of eligible donors, of course.
Finding a man for life is not in the cards, but one for this singular purpose? I can do that. As the daughter of a Chicago Rebels legend and an expert in the field of gastropodsāmore commonly known as snails and slugsāI have plenty of choices in the worlds of both hockey and academia. The selection process should be easy, especially as my methodology has already eliminated several options, including Jason Isner, childhood nemesis and recently acquired defenseman for the Rebels. Iāve always considered him arrogant, cruel, and to be honest, not the brightest bulb.
Iām rarely wrong. But I might have been mistaken about Jason . . . Jason
I surprised even myself when I offered to be Franky St. Jamesās baby daddy, but fatherhood has been a dream of mine forever. If I can achieve my goal without the hassle of a relationship, even better. I wonāt be one of those āpump and dumpā donors, though. I want the whole package: nighttime feedings, shopping for cute onesies, teaching my kid to skate. Iām in it for life, and as Franky and I travel this road together, I start to imagine what that life might look like. Not just a baby, but a family of my own.
The thing is, the doc has all sorts of hypotheses about jocks and relationships, and itās going to take a lot of persuasionāsexy and otherwiseāto prove her wrong. She might think the mating rituals of her beloved snails are the only ācouplingā worth studying, but Iām determined to show her that when it comes to seeking a mate, this player is as driven as any species in the animal kingdom.
Because making a baby is just the beginning . . . * She needs a sperm donor * Hockey romance * STEM heroine who studies snails * Childhood nemesis * Enemies to lovers * She watches him make his "donation" * Her brain turns him on * Spicy
The snail doc wants a baby. I volunteered to do the deed. But it isnāt long before I realize a ādonationā will never be enough. I want to be a dad, but most of all, I want her. Franky
When confronted with the cold, hard facts of her diminishing chances to be a mom, whatās a woman of science to do?
Make a spreadsheet of eligible donors, of course.
Finding a man for life is not in the cards, but one for this singular purpose? I can do that. As the daughter of a Chicago Rebels legend and an expert in the field of gastropodsāmore commonly known as snails and slugsāI have plenty of choices in the worlds of both hockey and academia. The selection process should be easy, especially as my methodology has already eliminated several options, including Jason Isner, childhood nemesis and recently acquired defenseman for the Rebels. Iāve always considered him arrogant, cruel, and to be honest, not the brightest bulb.
Iām rarely wrong. But I might have been mistaken about Jason . . . Jason
I surprised even myself when I offered to be Franky St. Jamesās baby daddy, but fatherhood has been a dream of mine forever. If I can achieve my goal without the hassle of a relationship, even better. I wonāt be one of those āpump and dumpā donors, though. I want the whole package: nighttime feedings, shopping for cute onesies, teaching my kid to skate. Iām in it for life, and as Franky and I travel this road together, I start to imagine what that life might look like. Not just a baby, but a family of my own.
The thing is, the doc has all sorts of hypotheses about jocks and relationships, and itās going to take a lot of persuasionāsexy and otherwiseāto prove her wrong. She might think the mating rituals of her beloved snails are the only ācouplingā worth studying, but Iām determined to show her that when it comes to seeking a mate, this player is as driven as any species in the animal kingdom.
Because making a baby is just the beginning . . . * She needs a sperm donor * Hockey romance * STEM heroine who studies snails * Childhood nemesis * Enemies to lovers * She watches him make his "donation" * Her brain turns him on * Spicy