AN: So I know the last chapter kind of ended on a sad note but Caleb and Hanna have already made up. I didn't want to bore you with the gory details because there's already been plenty of drama for the two of them. I promise this chapter will be so much better!

"Aunt Hanna!" Harper giggled when she saw me walk in the door. Aria had decorated the entire house for Scott's seventh birthday. There were balloons and streamers everywhere.

"Hi sweetie," I smiled at her. I wanted to reach down and pick up Aria's five-year-old but my belly had already ballooned to the size of a house and this baby was ready to come out any day now.

"You're here!" Aria said when she saw me giving me a huge hug.

"This is for Scott," I said handing her a large wrapped box. I whispered in her ear. "It's a compilation of Shakespeare's greatest works."

"Ha ha," she giggled. "Very funny."

"I want to pway!" Jack said pointing at the huge bounce house Aria had rented for the event.

"I'll take him," Caleb said giving me a kiss on the forehead. Ever since we got back together and worked things out he had become more affectionate than before.

"Hey!" Emily said walking over to me wearing one of my signature designs.

"Hi," I smiled hugging her.

"Come on," she grabbed my hand. "The adults are by the grill."

"Awesome!" I smiled following her down the steps to find everyone crowded around a bar while the kids ran around the patio. Then I noticed something peculiar. Spencer and Toby had both arrived separately, she had moved out of my place a month ago, but she was flirting heavily with a tall brunette. I turned to Em. "Is that...?"

"Hardy?" she read my mind. "Yeah. He hasn't left her side since she showed up."

"Are they...?" I asked.

"Not as far as I know," she explained. "I just hope Toby's okay."

"Me too," I sighed sitting down next to her.

"Hey!" Caleb said sneaking up behind me and kissing my cheek.

"Babe," I smiled patting the seat next to me. He quickly sat down and wrapped an arm around me letting me rest my head on his shoulder. I felt so safe in his arms. Then I turned to Emily. "Where's Samara?"

"She's working on the new line," Emily explained. "She's been drawing and sketching for months."

"I'm really proud of her," I said.

"Me too," Emily smiled. She grabbed my hand. "Thanks for letting her start her own company. You're a really great friend."

"She's a great designer," I replied. "She deserves a chance and I'm glad I could give it to her. Just as long as she doesn't steal you away."

"You don't have to worry," Emily reassured me. "Samara and I are better when we are not working together."

"Good," I smiled. "I like having you all to myself."

"Mommy!" Jack came running up to me and hugged my legs.

"Hey buddy," I smiled at him.

"I want cake!" he said pointing at the large three-tiered pastry that was placed on the kitchen counter.

"Sweetie," I told him, "you haven't even had dinner yet."

"I don't want dinner," he pouted.

"Can you please get him a plate?" I asked Caleb.

"Yeah," he smiled getting up to grab some food for Jack.

We spent the rest of the party joking and catching up. Spencer and Hardy seemed inseparable but Toby didn't even seem phased by it. I knew from Caleb that he wasn't dealing that well. The sun had been gone for hours before we finally started saying our goodbyes. At the end of the night, Caleb scooped up a sleeping Jack and we drove back home to put him to bed. I was reading in bed when I felt a sharp pain just below my abdomen.

"Oh Caleb," I moaned.

"Yeah!" he said walking into the bedroom from the bathroom with floss dangling between his fingers.

"I think the baby's coming," I told him.

"She's beautiful," my mom cooed when she saw Roxanna Rivers lying in my arms. My baby girl was sleeping soundly while I relaxed in the rocking chair in the nursery.

"She has Caleb's eyes," I smiled.

"Are you talking about me?" Caleb asked walking into the room.

"A little," I laughed. He took the baby out of my arms and laid her in the crib before turning to me. "Come on. I need to show you something."

"What?" I asked taking his arm and following him to the patio.

"Do you remember the day we got married?" he asked seating my down on the bench.

"Yeah," I smiled. "What are you trying to say?"

"Hanna Marin, hyphen, Rivers," he smiled getting down on one knee. "Will you marry me...again?"

"What is this?" I asked confused.

"I want us to renew our vows," Caleb said pulling out a tiny velvet box containing a single ice cube.

"Are you trying to shower me with ice?" I laughed.

"I'm kidding," he smiled tossing that box aside. Then he pulled out a platinum band with three stones on it. "Here's the real one."

"Caleb," I breathed. "Do you really want to do this?"

"Yeah," he smiled. "I'm ready to open a whole new chapter of our lives."

"Me too," I gushed. "Me too!"

"I love you," he said kissing me softly. "I love you so much!"

"I know," I smiled. "I know you love me...and Jack...and Roxi...and we love you too."

"Promise we'll stay together forever?" he asked. I nodded and his lips crashed on mine. I wrapped my arms around his neck and pulled him close. He slipped his hands around my waist pressing our bodies together. Then I pulled away and looked in his eyes.

"I love you," I breathed before placing my lips on his once again.

"Hey lovebirds," my mom said interrupting us. "Roxi needs to be fed."

"I'll take her," I said begrudgingly grabbing her from my mom's arms. "Thanks."

AN: Yay! They're back and they are going to be closer than ever! I promise. Plus, the upcoming chapters are going to be packed with a lot of storylines for all of the girls. This is just the beginning.