B006k5ta1e Ebok
“The last time I was this excited to talk to my mother about school was in sixth grade, when Mariah showed up with a half ring of cold sores around her mouth, and Danny Cruz had the matching half around his.
My key is in the lock when I hear Grace’s voice. “I don’t see why Paz can’t help out more. It’s his kid, too. He thinks he’s off the hook because he earns more money than I do.”
Inside, Grace is trailing after my mother while my niece, Keira, sleeps on the couch, dark curls plastered to her ...rosy cheeks.
“Hi,” I say, dropping my backpack on the floor.
Grace raises a finger to her lips. “You’ll wake the baby.”
“If she can sleep through your whining, she can sleep through anything.”
I love my niece, but I’m not a natural around kids. Izzy, on the other hand, dissolves into baby talk the moment she sees Keira, and Grace has started asking her to babysit if Mom and I are working. She even pays Izzy. Money is never on offer when I’m the one changing diapers.MoreLess
My key is in the lock when I hear Grace’s voice. “I don’t see why Paz can’t help out more. It’s his kid, too. He thinks he’s off the hook because he earns more money than I do.”
Inside, Grace is trailing after my mother while my niece, Keira, sleeps on the couch, dark curls plastered to her ...rosy cheeks.
“Hi,” I say, dropping my backpack on the floor.
Grace raises a finger to her lips. “You’ll wake the baby.”
“If she can sleep through your whining, she can sleep through anything.”
I love my niece, but I’m not a natural around kids. Izzy, on the other hand, dissolves into baby talk the moment she sees Keira, and Grace has started asking her to babysit if Mom and I are working. She even pays Izzy. Money is never on offer when I’m the one changing diapers.MoreLess
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