Lucky tossed and turned in bed. After so many years of sleeping with Jude, it now took her forever to fall asleep without him.

She reached over and grabbed her phone from her nightstand to see if he texted or called, but there was nothing. She couldn't help but wonder where he was, it wasn't like him to not let her know.

With a sigh, she started texting him, but then quickly deleted the message. She was overreacting. There was no reason to worry. She put her phone back on the nightstand, then gave in to her heavy eyelids.

* * *

Lucky woke as Jude's arm wrapped around her waist before kissing her neck. "I was getting worried," she said. "I thought you would've called or something. You know how much I hate you riding that thing."

"Sorry, I should have reached out, but I didn't want to wake you. Cade was giving me shit about some article. He thinks I'm cheating on you."

"So then tell him the truth," Lucky said. "You said you'd tell him after this leg of the tour was over. Just cut to the chase."

"No, he'll find out eventually. Right now this is our own little secret." He gently bit her neck. "Have you given any more thought to joining me on the next leg? I'll be farther away. I won't be able to sleep with you every night."

"I just might," she said.

"Does that mean...?"

Lucky rolled onto her back so she could look at him. "I wrote," she said, excitement filling her voice. "I finally gave in after all these years and decided to watch the documentary. Just seeing us together and thinking about our time on the bus and all of our history got my brain going. The next thing I knew, I was grabbing my notebook and writing lyrics. I even have some pieces for other songs down too."

"That's awesome. I know you were worried you lost it, but I knew it was still in you."

As Jude pulled her closer to him, Lucky wrapped her arms around his shoulders.

"I think I've been overthinking things," she said. "I've been so caught up about this being ten years and thinking people want to hear something even better from me, that I ended up not giving them anything at all. When I let all of that go and thought about how I used to be able to write all the time, the words just started to flow."

Lucky yawned before resting her head against Jude's shoulder.

"Sweet dreams, my dear," he said. "You'll have to play the songs for me in the morning."

"Mmm definitely. I think they're some of the best lyrics I've ever written."

As Lucky started closing her eyes, she felt Jude's lips press against her forehead.

"Olivia," he whispered. "You still awake?"

"Mmm-hmm, barely," she said with a smile.

"Good. I know I probably don't say it as much as you'd like, but I love you."

Lucky sighed happily. "I know."

"You know?" Jude said with a laugh.

"I do. There's nothing I'm more sure about than how much you love me. I love you too," Lucky said with a smile.

"I know. It's really good to see you smiling again. You know I'm only happy when you're happy."

"And you know I'm always happy when I'm with you."

"Then you'll come on the next leg of the tour?" Jude asked.

"Definitely. Wild horses couldn't keep me away."

"I'm going to hold you to that," he said as he squeezed her tight.

"Jude? I was waiting for a better time to tell you this, but I really can't keep it from you anymore."

"What is it?"

"I know I didn't say anything, but I haven't been feeling well lately. I just haven't been myself. I've been really emotional and moody. I thought it was because I couldn't write, but Jordan convinced me to go to the doctor."

"Is everything okay? Are you alright?" Jude sat up, his face full of concern.

Lucky laughed. "Yes, everything's fine. Remember we talked about starting a family?"

"Wait, are you saying what I think you're saying?"

Lucky nodded as she sat up to face Jude, her heart pumping excitedly. "I think so. I'm pregnant."

Jude grabbed her and hugged her tightly. "Holy shit, I'm going to be a dad."

Lucky let out another happy sigh as she settled in against Jude's chest. As he stroked her hair, new lyrics popped into her head.

"If it's a girl, I want to name her Lyric," Lucky said.

Jude smiled. "That's perfect."

It had been years since she thought about how she got her nickname, but sitting there in Jude’s arms, she believed she was the luckiest girl in the world. She really was Lucky.