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sometimes.”
    “My mom’s great with children. She’ll take really good care of him.”
    “Okay, if you could talk to her and let me know. I’d really appreciate it.”
    “I’ll call you right back.”
    “Thanks Cassie.”
    I hung up and talked it over with my mom, leaving out the fact that Bryce was gorgeous and my heart raced every time he came near me. She agreed to talk to him and work out the details. I called him back and told him the good news.
    “Thanks, I’m so relieved,” he said. “You’re such a lifesaver! I was going crazy, trying to figure out what to do with my little brother. My mom’s so sick that I’m probably going to have to find time to bring her into the clinic tomorrow as well.”
    “Well, maybe she’ll be better by tomorrow and you won’t have to. Listen, my mom’s going to be calling you soon, so I’d better let you go.”
    “Okay. Thanks again.”
    “Glad I could help.”
    It was the first time ever that I was happy that my mom was a daycare provider. Now I would definitely get to see Bryce again.
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Chapter Eight
     
     
    I learned that Bryce would be dropping off his brother Bobby around seven o’clock, so I made sure to be up and dressed. I threw on a pair of jeans, a new coral tank top, and some lip gloss.
    My mom looked at me curiously when I walked out of my bedroom. “Wow, you’re up early. It’s only seven o’clock, you know, in the morning .”
    I shrugged. “I know.”
                  There was a soft knock on the door and I rushed down the stairs to answer it. Bryce stood outside, holding the hand of a little boy with similar features. Both of them had damp hair, blue jeans, and matching white polo shirts. Bobby was grinning from ear to ear. He held his hand out to me.
    “Hi, I’m Bobby!” he said. “I brought my backpack!”
    “Hi,” I answered, shaking his hand.
    My mom kneeled next to Bobby. ”Hi Bobby! My name is Kris. Are you ready to have a super fun day?”
    His eyes sparkled. “Yes. Bryce said I was going to have lots of fun today.”
    She smiled warmly. “Well, he was right!”
    “Okay Bryce, you can go now,” Bobby waved to his big brother.
    Bryce chuckled. “Hold on Buddy. I have to talk to Kris and Cassie here before you kick me out just yet.”
    “Okay Bryce,” he answered.
    Bryce held out his hand to my mother. “Hi, I’m Bryce.”
    “Nice to meet you, I’m Kris,” she answered, shaking it. “Do you have a few minutes to fill out some paperwork and go over a couple of things before you leave? Cassie can show Bobby around.”
    He flashed one of his dimpled smiles and I melted, again. “Certainly.”
    I showed Bobby around the house and then spent a few minutes in the toy area with him. He was giddy and jumped from toy to toy.
    “Wow, I love your toys!” he announced.
    I smiled. “They’re pretty neat aren’t they?”
    “Bobby,” my mom said entering the toy area with Bryce. “Your brother has to leave for work now.”
    Bobby jumped up from the floor, ran over to his brother, and threw his arms around him. “I love you Bryce.”
    Bryce held him tightly. “I love you too big guy. Be a good boy today, okay?”
    Bobby stood back and crossed his heart. “Cross my heart,” he said solemnly.
    “Thank you again Mrs. Wild,” Bryce said turning to my mother. “You’re a lifesaver.”
    “No problem. I’m glad I could help out. It was very nice meeting you.”
    “Nice meeting you as well. Well, I’d better go. You both have my number if you need anything,” he said.
    I nodded and told my mom I’d walk Bryce to the door. When we approached the entryway and before I could react, he pulled me into his arms and hugged me. “Thanks Cassie,” he whispered into my ear. The heat of his breath made me tremble all over.
    “Um, you’re welcome,” I answered breathlessly. My heart convulsed in my chest as he released me and I longed to feel his arms wrapped around me

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