he coffee house who introduced himself as Al

g at my entwined fingers on my lap, still embarrassed

motionlessly. "And you took care of his kid wh

ng up. Jeez, Mr King h

mmended you without your knowle

in my house so you can take

ls his kid? How strange... "Um

I need round the c

for me to be there around the

o his eyes," Your baby does need you...

chill go down my spine like I"m being

to be a father," he snarls. "I

rshness. "I"m sor

I don"t think you"re the one for the job.

t him," The person you"re looking for isn"t human that"

have no qualms about it, I"d feel sorry for t

something else at

ure to the door. "Unlike you,

y chair, my limbs and hands shaking from

an imb

*

ter me as I clock out for the

ring to Alexander Holt when he had

asks, clockin

you asked him why I thr

when," Mr King murmurs, as we leave the buildi

describe a man who would call his own c

is no need to call a

s off, a routine for us when we get off work late, his way of sayi

heck the grocery list I had co

flour, margarine, ja

r supermarket next to the a

grabbing a basket, I quickly get all that I need when

k into each and every one of th

e cover pulled over in the middle of the walkway, a sharp wailing

see the most adorable, chubby cheeked, grey-eyed

out wails turn into soft gurgles and baby love noises, rocking him to and f

its own in the supermarket,

," I coo in the motherly voice I seem to take on

es of baby diapers, food, wipes, o

ce of one Baby Johnsons wipes, assuming that the baby in my arms is around five

more..." I mutter, my fingertips brush

s at the faces I"m mak

but it"s rude to laugh at someone w

ner"s elbow, reaches up for the tin I couldn"t reach. Smiling

specimen, with his white office shirt loose and untucked, matched with

iredly, passing me the formu

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