Suddenly he felt cold air fall upon the back of his neck. He quickly spun around and was shocked at what stood before him. It was Suzan. The love of his life, or so he liked to think. " what are you doing here Su??" voice sounding harsher then what he wanted. " I was taking a quick stroll and happened to see you there being all sneaky. So with my natural curiosity I decided to see what was up." Relieved at her explanation I told her I would have the honors of walking her home.

It was a long, quiet walk to her parents huge mansion of Thirty-fourth St. But all the same I basked in her radiance. Walking up the steps I turned towards her and slowly bent to give her a kiss, but what happened next changed the why I looked at everything I knew. Three men grabbed her while one quickly pined me to the ground. I looked over and stared in surprise. Su had already knocked two of them out with ease and was working on the last.

By the time it was all over I had seen enough to know what was going on. " what are you Su...." Nothing but silence. "SU, IF YOU DONT TELL ME NOW SO HELP ME GOD!"

" Please stop Taylor." Tears working their way out of he eyes. " This isn't how I wanted you to find out. I never wanted to lie but I just couldn't tell you right off the bat."

Time seemed to stop as we both looked into each others eyes and pleaded one another to do as we asked. " I'll tell you what. Let me come inside and we'll have an adult-like conversation about this. Ok Tay??" I looked at her for a while. Just as it seemed that we were going to use a normal night to unidentifiable figures lurked towards us. Pushing her behind me I had a better view at the two. The were ugly, distorted looking things with a thin layer of hair on the back half of their bodies.

Opening my mouth to let out a warning, Su pushed me out of the way and ran towards the beasts. " Mom! Dad! Thank the gods you're ok!" As they formed a little family circle I was left there on the porch feeling more alone and confused than the time I was forced into physics.

Taylor peered around the corner, heart pounding, suddenly....

"Ha! Found you you munchkin."

"Daddy that's not fair you didn't count long enough!" Taylor pouted.

"Yes I did come here sweetheart." Said Taylor's dad. She was in her pjs, it was night and there would be school In the morning. Taylor's dad swooped her up and ran around holding her out like a supper hero flying.

"Daddy! I'm not a supper hero I'm a princess!"

Taylor was his only beloved child he had no sons at least not yet.

*ding dong* Taylor's father put taylor down and ran to the door, as he opened it he grew a smile. In came Taylor's mother. Her husband gave her a hug of embrace so much love, he bent down and kisses her stomach for she was pregnant. He smiled when the baby kicked.

"Mommy!" Taylor came rushing down and hugged her mothers legs.

"Am I having a brother or sister?"

Lucinda Taylor's mother smiled and looked at Alexander Taylor's father.

"Well we are having a baby girl taylor." Taylor's eyes lighted up.

Alexander's did too, he did not care if it was another girl he would love all his children.

"Really!" Exclaimed taylor.

"And two baby boys." She grinned.

She looked at Taylor's face and her little face had big eyes . "I'm going to be a big sister for three!"

"Yep." Said Lucinda she looked at her husband and she will never get over that face. He looked deeply at her with a smile so giddy the child side in him he went and hugged her and kissed her. He was so full of joy of happiness she thought he was more exited than Taylor. He bent down to her stomach and could her three little heart beats.

"Don't worry." he whispered "Daddy loves all of you." he kissed her stomach three times for each one. " what about me daddy?" Taylor asks.

"Ya daddy me too." Said Lucinda With a smile.

He picks up Taylor and hugs her and Lucinda.

"The truth is I love you all, with out all of you I wouldn't be a daddy."

Lucinda looked at him with a warm smile. she will never forget this day, It was like the first time they met, but one hundred times better.—Terra