Nothing is Promised

“Scarr, any luck today?” Clarissa asked as soon as the doors opened. She stared at her in surprise, “Okay, this is the first time this week you’ve come back home with a smile on your face. Other days, you either had a frown or you were just crying, so I’m going to assume you guys had the talk, how did it go?”

Scarlett plopped down on the sofa, “No, he wouldn’t speak to me at all...”

“So what has you grinning from ear to ear?” Clarissa asked with a frown.

“I spent the day at a children’s hospital.”

Her frown deepened, “I don’t see how that’s a source of excitement, normal hospitals are depressing, I’m assuming a children’s hospital is even worse...”

“Yes, yes, it was, but it was amazing to watch Cameron, to see him in a different light.” Scarlett explained, “He is wonderful with children.” She added and leaned on the sofa. “And if the look on Lucious’s face was anything to go by when they walked out of the doctor’s office, it is safe to assume that he made a hefty donation, all of this