I'd hate for you to ruin our last afternoon together." You're joining us? I thought you'd be with..." Darrell's spending the afternoon with Faith," sh... sneered."My bad," I apologized, suddenly wishing I were anywhere else."More like his loss," she huffed. I'm sure she meant it to sound care free, but her voice was strained. I could empathize as it felt like things were finally coming together and yet falling apart at the same time."Totally," I agreed while trying to smile my way back into her. †She was mad. He hadn’t asked just took liberty. But that was one of the things she was becoming so fond of. She never had to wonder were she stood with Aaron. She just had to sit back and wait. And even that wasn’t just always a saying. She continued to talk to Sarah a few moments getting directions to Aarons house just in case she needed to come get her or anything happened. She gave her a couple of phone numbers to add to her list. Larain was leaning out of the truck on her knees. Anyway, the little child was simply thriving on the bottled milk. Strong from the moment he was born and growing so quickly, he would be a perfect part of her new family. Someone to be proud of; from his strong hands, his sparse curly dark hair to his glistening ebony skin, he would make their family proud one day.For some reason her father and mother had been upset when little Steven was born. She couldn’t understand it; wasn’t he the grandchild they had always wanted? Her mother in particular. "Thank you, Doctor. I appreciate your forthright explanation. I'll need to know how to proceed in October, however." Don't worry. Doctor Rippen's office will contact her to have her come in for a consultation and further testing."Cam nodded and thanked the doctor once more before taking Jamie by the hand and leading him back to the parking area."Can't we see Mom now?" he asked."This afternoon, we'll both go and see her," Cam promised."What's a heart valve?" the boy asked."Well, it's a muscle.