Kathryn's thoughts

Bay goes up to Emmet and he tells her that he should go. However, she goes outside and asks what is wrong. He says that she has a wonderful family. Bay realizes that things at home with Emmet are worse then she thought. He says that his mom and dad were in love and then they weren't. He asks if they are going to fall out of love too. Bay asks if Emmet said that he loves her and he says that he does. She says that she loves him too and they kiss. I saw it all.... I know I shouldn't really be watching my teenage daughter and her only serious boyfriend. I just couldn't bear the fact that I would be loosing her in only two years when she goes off to college. Now it seems like I'm loosing her even faster, to Emmett. But I always saw they had a connection and I think Emmett will always take care of her he's a good kid. But, that's the thing they're kids. I don't won't her to get hurt if he realizes that he didn't really mean what he said, but she did or vise versa. It's a weird thing I'm worried about this artistic, rebellious teenager that I never should've met. I think as a mother you could think of any kid you raised for sixteen years as your own and love them, whether you knew it was your baby or not. Honestly, I don't know what my life would be like without Bay, I wouldn't ever want to go back and reverse the switch. That may sound rude considering I have another daughter but I have the rest if my life to get to know her and if I had never met Bay or gone through what the went through I probably wouldn't see the world the same way. Maybe this all happened just because it was a big hospital and over worked nurses. But, the maternal part of me thinks this all happened to teach us a lesson in life values. We may never know, but at least now we have each other. Bay has Emmett. Regina has Angelo. Daphne has Wilkie. Toby has Simone. I have John. But most of all we have each other. No matter what we go through, the battles we fight to the rivers we cry we may be a little dis functional but hey, we're just modern-day. A new kind I normal. Not that it's really normal, at least we will always have stories to tell I know I'm always going to be grateful for what I have. I hope someday Bay and Emmett will have kids together and share these values with them. I know they will. How do I know? I'm her mother. I just know.