Aaron laughed, reminding me of his presence. He plopped down on the couch and patted his legs. "Come here, kiddo," he told Jamie.
Jamie looked at him, as if assessing a stranger. He stood up and put his hands on his hips, trying to be intimidating, but the effect was ruined because he stood up on the bean bag, which sagged under his weight and he fell down. Oh, but a little tripping wouldn't stop him. He stood back up, one eyebrow raised and arms crossed across his chest. "Now listen to me, Mister-" he began.
"Actually," Aaron interjected. "I'm a doctor."
Jamie held up a finger. "Don't ever again call me 'kiddo'. It's what you call kids. I'm 4 years young."
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Selene Taylor is at the pediatrician's chamber with her four-year-old son Jamie when she meets an old friend. A sexy and more importantly, single old friend. Dr. Aaron Kingsley. And his three-year-old autistic daughter Zoe.
To Dr. Kingsley, his daughter is his world. So when Selene offers to help him teach and take care of little Zoe, can she make him realize how special his daughter is, and not just handicapped? And in the process, experience love once again?Todos los derechos reservados