Mortimer made sure Casey had the best nanny that money could buy. And he made sure he was home often so he could supervise things carefully. Nothing was going to happen to his first grandchild.
Casey cried out, wanting out of her crib. Don hated to hear her cry. Walking to her crib, Don thought, "How quickly she is growing up!" He suddenly thought of Donald. Don had not seen Donald for several months. He called occasionally, but it was too hard for him to see Kaylynn with someone else. He didn't really understand the reason why. He certainly didn't love her...yet...she was so beautiful...and so sexy. But, why did she seem to have fallen for Darren Dreamer of all people? Don and Darren were definately not friends. Darren had a "thing" for his Cassandra, and the very thought of that made Don angry.
As Mortimer cooked breakfast, Don played with Casey. She was practically walking on her own now. Don was glad that Casey wasn't so much of a baby anymore. It was nice to be able to talk to her, to play with her...and he was fascinated with the subtle changes he saw every day in her.
Cassandra loved to see Don and Casey together. She wanted to have another child, but Don had told her he didn't think that was a good idea right now. "We need to give Casey all the attention she needs from us now. If we had another baby now, we couldn't give her that," Don told Cassandra. In reality, Don did not want another child. The whole experience had been good, but Don didn't want to repeat it. He was looking forward to having more free time for himself once Casey was a little older and started school.
Casey cried out, wanting out of her crib. Don hated to hear her cry. Walking to her crib, Don thought, "How quickly she is growing up!" He suddenly thought of Donald. Don had not seen Donald for several months. He called occasionally, but it was too hard for him to see Kaylynn with someone else. He didn't really understand the reason why. He certainly didn't love her...yet...she was so beautiful...and so sexy. But, why did she seem to have fallen for Darren Dreamer of all people? Don and Darren were definately not friends. Darren had a "thing" for his Cassandra, and the very thought of that made Don angry.
As Mortimer cooked breakfast, Don played with Casey. She was practically walking on her own now. Don was glad that Casey wasn't so much of a baby anymore. It was nice to be able to talk to her, to play with her...and he was fascinated with the subtle changes he saw every day in her.
Cassandra loved to see Don and Casey together. She wanted to have another child, but Don had told her he didn't think that was a good idea right now. "We need to give Casey all the attention she needs from us now. If we had another baby now, we couldn't give her that," Don told Cassandra. In reality, Don did not want another child. The whole experience had been good, but Don didn't want to repeat it. He was looking forward to having more free time for himself once Casey was a little older and started school.
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