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tween us?" "We just have Jessie's crib," Maria nonchalantly stated. "We don't have an extra, honey. So I think she should-," I said loudly as M

with rage. "Move this thing from her

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at is, don't keep it near me, Maria." I'm not going to let the third one come between you and Jessie. Maria grimaced at me as she heard me and moved the baby from the center, where she sat. "Are you happy now?" she asked fiercely.

esting while holding the baby in her arms. I stood up and walked over to the balcony.

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epped in between us. She is a lovely and gracious person. I do not know how my father-in-law will react when he finds out. He doesn't care

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cracked my eyes, I noticed that my bed was empty. I got out of bed and walked over to Jessie's crib. My baby was sobbing, and I couldn't find anyone. I took h

t angered me even more. "Maria," I called her name. They stared at me as soon as they heard me. Maria handed the baby over to Kazia and approached me. "What's wrong, Jacob?" Maria asked. "Do you have any concerns about yo

honey," I grasped her arms. "Don't you think we should call the police?" I asked. "Police? Why?" Maria asked. "Didn't I say I wanted to adopt her?" Maria said. "Yes, but if we want to adopt, we'll have to sign some legal paperwork, "I said

That's why she lied to you about things." He asked, "What are you saying, Mr. Jacob?" "Yes," I said as I handed him the chain. "This is it." "It was with her that we found it," I said. "You shouldn't take Maria seriously." Actually, she's a pretty kind girl; my father-in-law basically gives her whatever she wants, and that habit has stuck with her, "I said. "I know, Mr. Nicolas," the officer stated with a nod. "Hi

"Yes, dad, something happened here last night." "Someone just left a child in front of our house," Maria said. Nicolas n

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