he filled the doorway with an ominous presence, he wasn't pleased with her at all. Aside from changing the plans, which he was still quite bitter over, she wasn't taking care of the baby, which was not part of the arrangement. He stood there with his arms crossed over his chest, brow furrowed, looking less than pleased. No use hiding how he felt -- RD Present: Downtown

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Date Posted: Thu, Apr 14 2005, 9:56pm PDT
Author: Hudson
Subject: he filled the doorway with an ominous presence, he wasn't pleased with her at all. Aside from changing the plans, which he was still quite bitter over, she wasn't taking care of the baby, which was not part of the arrangement. He stood there with his arms crossed over his chest, brow furrowed, looking less than pleased. No use hiding how he felt
In reply to: Julietta 's message, "Yeah, life goes on
Long after the thrill of living is gone " on Thu, Apr 14 2005, 9:39pm PDT

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She didn't even really notice it was him, just flashed a quick smile and spoke. "The hostess will be with you in one minute." She stated as she rushed - well waddled was more like it - to the counter. She was still taking care of herself and the baby as best as she could, she was taking her vitamins, eating when she could, getting exercise...it was just harder then she had expected to do everything on her own. She didn't even have a crib yet and the baby could come at any day now... (NT) -- Juls, Thu, Apr 14 2005, 9:59pm PDT

"Cut the crap" he stated bluntly, eyes steely as he stared at her, jaw tense (NT) -- Hudson, Thu, Apr 14 2005, 10:01pm PDT