Chapter 41

That startles her daughter into more crying but she blames it on her sister who storms away in a fit.

  It doesn't take long for Aurora to pacify the child, by the time I'm driving off she's no longer crying, and solely resting on her chest. I still plan on taking her out for breakfast, only now I'm considering more child friendly options.

  “What's her name?” I ask, acting in utter oblivion when I've stalked her Instagram and know it already.

 Aurora places a kiss on top of the child's head and caresses her back. “Layla.” she whispers.

“Just so you know, you're not a terrible parent, look how relaxed she is with you. She instantly fell asleep and quiet in your arms because she knows she's safe, children know these things. You are a good mother, Aurora.”

  “Oh yeah? I thought I was a destructive person.” she counters.

“You are,” I smirk. “But not to her, you're amazing to her. Congratulations, she seems like a sweet girl.” I fi