Little did they know that their plans had just taken a drastic change. I had the both of them take a seat on the bench that the blonde and her new tem...orary owner had just vacated. The look of surprise that crossed their faces when they both sat unexpectedly was really worth much more than a thousand words.I instructed them both to sit silently and to look calm and relaxed and immediately they both did as instructed. I didn't go over to them right away though. No, instead I sat and took in the. -Months later- ‘Are you sure you don’t mind doing this?’ Caitlin asked Jessica as they settled down in the dining room. ‘It’s not a problem. Craig’s a good kid, and he’s really great with Will and Kylie. He’s done really well in his studies too,’ Jessica answered. Caitlin smiled. ‘Things are interesting, having a near teenager in the house … it’s weird. He’s so moody and I know he’s having to process this thing with mom and Michael and me. Craig’s trying to stay out of our way, but he’s been. Then she gathered her thick locks up into a ponytail and headed out of her room. Her running shoes were in the front closet and she quickly slipped them on, tying them tightly. She grabbed her cell phone off its charger and shoved it into the zippered pocket in her pants. It was still dark outside when she opened her front door. She waved at the boy on his bike that was delivering the paper, snagging hers and tossing it on the side table by her door. Then she did some warming up, stretching out. ” She asked.“Yeah. Overthinking and getting stressed out are bad for the body. So I try to not do it.” I explained, “Although, after today, I might have to do more thinking ... I mean you’re setting me up on dates. You never did this in my first life.”“Did we not get along? I mean did we always hate each other?” Chloe asked.“Yeah. You used me as a means to an end. Whether it was babysitter, cleaning, or fixing your computer.” I said.“Oh.” She said. “I’m sorry.”“Don’t be. You haven’t done it.