at ruckus

with one of the security guards. She was standing protectively in front of a pram with two seats and was gesturing to the pouring rain outside. Su

e security guard. April and the security guard had stopped arguing when he was within sight but April's expression was livid. The twins hadn't caught sight of him yet and he saw Daphne throwing her doll

he asked placidly. The guard was lo

'will not leave the building, Mr Halloway. I've tried to force them out

ard's attitude. April looked ready to argue but he shot her a restraining look. She stepped

past but he's certainly changed his opinion of them with the advent of his own. And he had never hated them. 'You fired o

idn't know why but he didn't like disappointing her. He

d up. He felt a smile tug on his lips as he unbuckled him and drew him int

tle man.' Tanner just sent him a drooling smile and laid his head on his shoulder. He

e children, 'April told the

ked. Jason shot him a cold

ildren working for me, 'he said frostily, trying to avoid the twins' r

difficult right now. I don't want his unemployment to re

sputtered, surprised by her plea. He'd

rected the last sentence to Daphne while rubbing her cheek against Daphne's. Daphne smiled and continued playing with her doll. 'See, t

the man that they'd have a reckoning at a later date. His sharp glare dispersed the audience, leaving only his cousin. Who was looking very a

oking. You must have had your share of women in the past. Well, until you got married that is. Your wife must love you very much to have beared 3 children for you. Or is it 4? She's pregnant with another one, right? I hope sh

wn interested in his tie so he loosened it enough to not cho

argument before. Obviously, I'm a person who avoids confrontation but the guard. Well, he was just unreasonable. Wanting to throw the

now.' He still had to educate the guard on the proper ways to treat children. All childr

'April said earnestly. 'From the way they acted on the way here, I gathered they hadn't been out a lot. So this will be a good start. Maybe, w

en after the debacle with the security guard. He was glad April had noticed that and was working to rectify

er eyes lit up. It made her look very sweet. And delectable. And her eyes brightened to look like t

inging him out of his reverie. 'I would like a place

he anger at Cameron for making the suggestion. Why would he want to spend time with an attractive woman? He was a married man, for goodness sake. Surely he wouldn't be c

care that she was sending all her genuine smiles to Cameron but only looked blankly at him. She wasn't his type. And he shouldn'

. Ignoring April's surprise and Cameron's amusement, he placed Tanner back into his seat, buckled his children

g he was not willing to identify, he r

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left the twins. He would not leave Mr Ballard alone with her. When he had to change, he had asked his cousin to look for some document. She had been busy taking the twins out of their coverings so she hadn't noticed. He'd also stayed close

didn't leave them alone for any longer than 10 minutes, they wouldn't make a fuss. Putting their bi

of the day, but it's chicken and rice. It shouldn't be that objectional. Until she took a whiff of it and promptly gagged. 'What the hel-heck is this? People actually feed this to babies? Why am I feeding this to you?

w did it even get pass quality control? Knowing there were some websites dedicated to m

that was what they were scheduled to eat anyway. She'd also decided on keeping to the "four day rule", as adviced by the website, as this was the first pure chicken that they had eaten. The

ce for her dinner so the twins didn't have to wait any longer for their dinner. She felt bad enough about delaying th

t teeth. Since she'd made sure the chicken was in extra small pieces, they were able to get through it quite fast. From their faces, she

itchen. And that was where Mr Hal