Chapter 102

"Three weeks ago, I placed the documents on your desk and sent you numerous emails," she stated calmly. He declared, "I want to see them." "Please bring them to me at my house." She answered, "They are already on their way." "Patricia, I'm not happy," he hissed. She responded, "I understand Barry, but you would have had a heads up if you hadn't been avoiding everything to do with Heather." "Yes, well, perhaps you ought to have hidden it somehow so I was forced to open it." "Barry, I am not your mother; you are a grown-up man." With a groan, he combed through his hair. Of course, she was correct. When it came to his former spouse, he had a blind spot the size of Western Australia. He had effectively hidden the presence of the emails and the papers, so he didn't even recall seeing the packet containing them. However, he was now unable to ignore reality. He was going to have to cope with a four-and-a-half-year-old tiny person who was on her way. It was not that he had opposed starting a f