~Paula’s POV~

I heard Christine on the phone but she hung up almost immediately as I came in, her face seemed a bit pale yet her eyes had this angered look in them. Walking over wrapping my arms around her to give her as much comfort as possible, I laid a kiss on her pouting lips, “Everything okay?”

Chris nodded glancing away before smiling at me and tugging a loose strand of hair behind my ear earning her a nice blush from me, “Yes. Now where are the little devils?”

“They are in the car,”

“Already,” she took a quick glance at her watch before sighing heavily, “I didn’t even realize. You should get going, don’t want to be late.”

“Right,” I kissed her one last time before making sure everything was fine than headed out to the car. Ashley and Spencer both in the back, Ash in her booster seat while Spencer was in the car seat.

“We going mommy?” Spencer tilted her tiny head, her pig tails dipping to the left along with her head slightly covering the side of her face. She definitely came out looking just like me but she definitely got Christine subtle behavior where as Ashley had Chris’s looks but gained my fiery personality.

“To day care,” I told her our eyes locked through the rearview mirror she nodded and looked out the window.

The drive was mostly quiet both girls still waking up and more interested in the world going by outside their windows, with how much they fight it amazed me how quiet they were in the car.

Sunshine Manor was a small day care located about an hour away from our home but only about twenty minutes from my work, it was one of the first things I loved about the place, close to a hospital and the college that taught medical students. It also was very accepting of gay parents or even transgender parents seeing as the owner Roberta Dawson was a transgender herself. Formally known as Robert Dawson.

There was a parking space near the front by the security guard that hung around the parking lot making sure children didn’t wonder off or anyone not registered came in. He was a tall burly man with a mustache out of a western movie, beady eyes and a tattoo of an anchor on his hairy arms, but beside his ugly looks he was a nice guy and the owner’s husband.