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Blair and Tea had arrived home with their new baby girl. "She's so perfect," Blair said as she gazed at their darling angel.

"Yes, she is... but she's going through diapers like crazy. This is the last one, Blair," Tea said as she walked over to the changing table carrying the last newborn diaper.

"We couldn't have used them all already," Blair said with a frown as she started diapering Gracie.

"I guess she just likes to poop a lot," Tea joked. "I guess I should run to the store and pick up more diapers."

"Tea, your stomach is huge! Will it even fit behind the steering wheel?" gasped Blair.

"I'll be fine..." Tea said as she patted her big belly. "And besides, you can't go; you just had a baby."

"Well, okay, but be careful, Tea. I am gonna worry about you," Blair said as she lay a freshly-changed Gracie down in her crib.

Tea gave Blair a hug and a kiss even though her immense stomach got in the way. "I'll be back in less than an hour," she promised.

"See you soon," said Blair as she watched Tea's departure.

~*~o~*~

Tea was headed toward the store to pick up a package of diapers, but her trip did not go as planned. The roads were icy and she slid off the road and into a ditch. "Ohhh my God!" Tea cried out when she realized she was pinned behind the steering wheel. She tried to reach for her purse so she could retrieve her cell phone, but her arm wasn't able to reach across the seat.

"Help!" Tea cried out when she felt intense contractions in her lower abdomen.

She was crying hysterically when a car pulled up on the side of the road and a man stepped out and approached her vehicle. "Ohhh thank God," she gasped when he opened her door.

"Tea?" he gasped.

"Victor, it's you!"

"Are you hurt?" he asked her urgently.

She shook her head vigorously. "No, I am not hurt... but the baby is coming. You gotta get me out of here. Please, Victor. I can't lose my baby."

"I will get you out of there, Tea. And you won't lose the baby," Victor promised.

It took him over an hour to free her from the car. By then, she was close to giving birth. "Victor, this baby is coming now. There's no time to call an ambulance," Tea panted. "You're going to have to deliver the baby."

Victor protested, but in the end, he had no other choice but to deliver her child. He lay Tea down in the backseat of his car and helped her as she gave birth to her daughter. "It's a girl," he said as he placed the crying infant in her arms.

"Thank you, Victor," Tea said as she reached out and squeezed his hand. "You really came through for me. I'm so sorry I hurt you."

"It's okay, Tea. I am a big enough person not to hold a grudge now that you're in love with Blair."

"There will always be a special place in my heart for you," she said.

She looked down at her adorable baby girl. "This little one will be named Victoria, in honor of you, Victor."

A small smile came to Victor's face as he looked at Tea and her precious little daughter. He was happy that Tea had found happiness with Blair, but a part of him wished that Tea and the newborn were his.

"Let's get you and the little one to the hospital now," Victor said. "Blair will be worried."

"Yes, she will be," Tea agreed as she cuddled her baby close.