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nights out having fun and Robert and I stayed in, watching TV, and going to bed at nine p.m.
    It turned out that Nicole and I really had fun together. She had really fallen for O.J. by then. The two of them were madly in love and had this obvious chemistry that you could feel when you were in the same room with them. They were constantly kissing and touching—they absolutely could not keep their hands off each other. He was already incredibly possessive of Nicole. Even when she would go to the bathroom, O.J. would wonder out loud when she was going to come back. “O.J., she’ll be back in just a minute. Just relax,” I would laugh.
    We went to the movies that week and we saw a movie called
Silent Scream
. The tagline was “Terror so sudden there is no time to scream.” Kind of creepy, considering how things turned out. In any case, I hated scary movies, but O.J. and Nicole loved them. I had my hands over my eyes most of the movie, and O.J. and Nicole thought that was so funny. From then on, every time we played charades—and we played a lot over the years—whenever O.J. and Nicole had to act out a movie, they always pretended like they were screaming. It was a private joke for the rest of our relationship.
    In Aspen, O.J. and Nicole would go out after a fun dinner most nights, and Robert and I would go back to our room because we were the old married couple. We made very good use of that time in the condominium by ourselves. Kimberly was definitely born outof a night of passion. Robert and I always had our best sex on vacation, when we could relax and have fun, and the child who would come next was definitely a product of that.
    W hen I came home from Aspen, it took about a month for me to realize I hadn’t had a period. I bought a pregnancy test, but when I took it, it turned out a little fuzzy. It wasn’t positive right away, but it wasn’t negative, either. I called my doctor, Paul Crane, and asked if I could come in and take a urine test. Within minutes, Dr. Crane said, “Kris, you’re pregnant.” I was beyond thrilled.
    When I had found out I was pregnant with Kourtney, I had gone to Saks Fifth Avenue in Beverly Hills and bought a fuzzy little lamb with a music box inside, and I wrapped it up and took it to Robert’s office. “What are you doing here in the middle of the day?” he asked. “I just came by to say hi and to give you a little present,” I said. So when I found out I was pregnant again, I ran to Saks and bought a little bunny with a music box in it. I had it wrapped up and I headed to Robert’s office.
    When I showed up at his office in the middle of the day and said, “I have a little present for you,” Robert looked stunned. “No,” he said, unwrapping the bunny. He was so excited. I ran up to him and gave him a big hug. “We’re going to have another baby!” I cried. “Oh my God, we have to celebrate!” he said. Every time I found out I was pregnant, I told him the same way.
    The pregnancy was an absolute joy. I was spending all my days with Kourtney, who was of course still an infant. On October 21, 1980, our second daughter was born. Naming her was easy, because I had a girlfriend named Kimberly, and she was so beautiful. I loved how “Kourtney” and “Kimberly” sounded together. And, of course, I loved the letter
K
.
    From the moment she was born, Kimberly Kardashian wasabsolutely breathtakingly beautiful. In the first weeks that she was home from the hospital, I remember walking downstairs to find Robert and Kimberly, who was lying in her bassinet. Robert had her dressed in Baby Dior with a pink satin bonnet. I looked at her face and thought,
She is so beautiful!
She was just stunning from the beginning and had the most adorable personality—curious, sunny, playful,
adorable
—and she was a gift from heaven for Kourtney, who thought Kimberly was born solely as a friend for her. It was love at first sight between Kourtney and Kimberly—just as it was love at first