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he said, "Bonnie, we have a last-minute addition to the security squad. Cyrus told me Seventh Circle's got five escorts on the trucks. He wants to add Butch and Shorty. Cool with you?" "That's fine," she said, not meeting his eye. "What was it you wanted to talk about this morning?" he asked. "Nothing," she replied. "Let's just focus on getting through tomorrow for now." Ok, I knew who the father was. "You sure?" I felt really uncomfortable between the two of them. "Yeah," Bonnie insisted. "Don't worry about it."

The female bodyguard that they hired approached her and patted her. "Leave us," MJ said. "It's just a trauma." "Call us if anything else happened, MJ." The head bodyguard of the team that was protecting Bonnie said. Bonnie looked up at MJ as she wiped her tears. "Who are you?" She asked. "I'm MJ. I'm President Del Carlo's bodyguard. But she sent me here for you." Bonnie clutched her sheet. She sniffled and shook her head. "I deserve this." She mumbled. "I killed Louise…"

“But everything worked out. Lee is with Ash, and I’m with my Joshy-woshy.” Billy mouthed ‘Joshy-woshy’ to Joe with a clown face, his lips twisting in a very gross imitation of a kiss as he moved his hands around an imaginary girlfriend, which I was sure kept him company during the decades women couldn’t stand his obnoxious God’s-gift-to-women delusions. I bit my lips together to hold back a laugh. I looked around at my family. They were making an effort not to laugh. Josh looked embarrassed and ducked his head behind Jane. He should have been hiding from her right from the start.

"So, so much." "Love you too, Mommy." He pulled back, studying my face. Then he turned to Maxwell. "Daddy, come here." Maxwell moved closer, and Gio grabbed his hand, pulling him down until the three of us were huddled together. "We're a family," Gio said seriously. "Right?" "Right," Maxwell's voice was rough. "And families stick together." His little voice was sharp. "No matter what." "No matter what," I echoed. Gio seemed satisfied with this. He kissed my cheek, then Maxwell's, then wriggled out of my lap. "Okay. I'm gonna go watch cartoons with Susan. You guys go do your boring meeting."

I had to keep in mind, he only had what little information I had given him in the last ten minutes, not years of life in our family dynamic. "I think it will mean the world to him. Ernie has always been Jude's dad. I mean, he doesn't call him Dad, but they have that bond." I giggled, thinking about the two of them working in the backyard when we were kids and just how awkward Jude was. I'd never seen a child so uncoordinated in my life, yet Ernie was patient until they had flowerbeds that Hensley fawned over. "And Hensley has never acted as a replacement, just a supplement."

Bonnie said and sipped her orange juice. Rita approached Matt. She gave him a hug. Jacobs and Bonnie quietly left them. “How you doing, darlin’?” Rita asked. “I’m fine. Really. I’m glad we have a chance to talk. I want to thank you for taking Jodi in. Taking care of her,” Matt said. Rita smiled. “It was nothing, sweetheart. Joe thought of all of you as family. Granted, a secret family, but family all the same. He would have wanted me to take her in. You guys are my family now.”

Everyone started to show up by noon, including Helen, who brought all kinds of goodies. We sat down to eat. We conversed about Jaime's new job and River’s job. We talked a bit about the horse training program I was going to be running from here. Jaime was going to be driving a dump truck for the city. It was good money and benefits. Bonnie grew really quiet and excused herself from the table. Everyone stared after her in worry. River started to stand, but I stopped him. “I got her,” I said and stood up. I rushed out of the dining room to find out what had suddenly got into Bonnie.

“I just felt like looking at the time. It isn’t illegal to look at the time, right?” Sharon raised her brow and said, “It isn’t illegal, but you’re just acting a little weird.” Eugene drank his fruit juice without replying to her. “Uncle, I want to drink fruit juice too.” Bonnie, who was now three years old, told Eugene in a soft voice. “Ask your mother to pour it for you.” Eugene would not serve anyone right now. Sharon glared at him. Refusing to talk to him, she turned around and told her daughter, “Come to Mommy.”

Donald immediately replies "They got kicked out." Loria tries to ask "Did-" Bonnie cuts her off saying "They didn't want to tell them where I was." Bonnie sings "I got a baby in a front-pack, it's in my tummy, so it's a tum'bag." Loria sings "She'll be your friend, if she survives, her mother will be her sister." Bonnie sings "Um, I guess I will be her sister because of daddy." Loria holds her hand in sympathy.

The man said in a pleading voice. Bonnie sighed, "You sure your wife won't mind?" "I'm sure." "Okay. I'm Bonnie, by the way." "I'm Blake. Pastor Blake." Bonnie smiled as she, Egg and Blake walked to his car. *** "Honey, I'm home!" Blake happily said as he walked into his house with Egg and Bonnie. A petite woman with blonde hair and blue eyes appeared. "Oh, hey. Uhh, who is this?" "Babe, this Bonnie and her guide dog, Egg. They'll be staying with us until Bonnie gets back on her feet. Is that okay?" Bonnie's cheeks reddened.