"Fine. Uh, anytime. When's good for you?"They worked out the details. Later, he tried to discuss it with me but I shut him down. "It's cool. Do what y...ou want." I kissed him because I knew my tone was pretty harsh. "Really, it's cool." He shrugged and went back to watching the game.Every morning, I still swim at five am. When Alex was around, I stopped by his room and left him instructions for the day. Most mornings it was just a standing order not to be a walking hazard. Some days, though, I. After lunch I swung by Woodbine to see if I still had a job and my boss made me get right to work. I worked late and skipped going to Riley's and instead I went straight home and went to bed.I had no idea what I would be walking into when I stopped at the bar Tuesday after work, but I'd had plenty of time to think things over while I sat in jail over the weekend. I would try and do them all if they all were still willing, but I would set the times so that what was going to happen on the 23rd. His problem wasn't them straying into another man's arms instead it was his inability to keep a bottle out of his mouth."Listen, Lou, I know it looks bad," Burn said flatly like a doctor telling a man he had three months to live. The man and the doctor, Much like Conan and Lou, would both know the it was a terrible situation, but the matter of fact delivery often could bring about a morose acceptance of one's rapidly approaching appointment with the grim reaper."Looks bad? Looks bad!" Lou. I switched the machine over to suction. I looked around the truck for anything else that Brenda might need for a new born. I reached behind the seat and opened a large paper bag. There were some more bottles, teething ring, pacifier, and a rattler. I also found some baby oil and some warming liquid. You put the warming liquid on your skin making the area feel nice and hot to the touch. I got a big smile on my face and walked back to the house.I shut the door behind me. I took off my work boots.