A Different Way To Finding Each Other

Getting Better For Them

The triplets came back from their dad's house on Sunday late afternoon since he will have an early meeting on Monday as he came and brought the triplets home and rang the doorbell as Lena opened it and smiled as she had her arms open and her three baby bugs ran in and she hugged them tight and kissed their foreheads.

"Hi mama. We missed you and we are here early," the three replied as she nodded.

"And I missed my three baby bugs. How was daddy's?"

"It was great," the triplets replied. "We each got  four Turtles each."

"Can I see?" Lena asked.

"Yes," the triplets replied as Lena could see the Turtles. "They are cute."

"Who are the other four Turtle's for?" Lena asked. "And the fish?"

"Brandon gets the other four Turtle's and Bradley gets the fishes," Callie said. "Daddy even got the tanks ready. And the other boys get fishes too."

"I can see and the twins will be excited. They are with Stef."

"Can I set it up?" Robert asked. Lena nodded. "How are the older twins?"

"Day by day," Lena remarked.

All the other kids each got a Gold fish and they were put in a tank and left in their rooms.

Stef and the twins were at the beach as Lena texted that Robert brought the triplets home early with a present for the big twins when they got home. 

"Um how's daddy?" the twins asked.

"Getting better," Stef lied as the twins eyed her.

"You are not so good at lying," Brandon replied. The boys knew they had he was a drunk and only cared about beer.

"He's not sick is he?" Bradley replied as the kids from school were at the beach and the ones who saw Mike in his drunken state.

"Your dad is a drunk. That's what's wrong with him," Chance Miller replied.

"Yeah remember guys. He almost fell to the ground and could barely talk?" Edward Juarez asked. "EPIC!"

"I put that shit on Facebook, Twitter and Youtube," Joshua Herman replied.

"Drunk as a skunk," Andrew Davis replied. "Made my week."

"At least a we have a dad. Where are your dads?" Brandon asked. 

"And our dad is not a drunk. He lost his girlfriend and two daughters. Who were our sisters," Bradley replied. "They never got a chance to be born. But they were his daughters and they were our sisters."

The four boys eyed the twins as they spoke. The twins and Stef walked away and Edward felt bad. "He's right. We don't have dads," Edward replied.

"What I would do for any type of dad?" Andrew asked. "Even a drunk one."

"Me too. I never knew mine. He left before I was born after my mom told him she was pregnant," Chance said.

"I feel for him. When my mom and sister died in the car accident. My dad started to drink because of the pain and he almost died and left me in foster care," Joshua replied.

"We are all in foster care," Edward added. "Our dads gave up on us and so did our moms."

"What I would do for a family," Andrew replied. The three other boys always thought that as well. And they all figured the Adams Foster family's moms are foster parents and when they all found out they weren't the kids at school were a tad bit upset and hurt. 

"None of the Adams Foster kids are from foster care?" the four boys asked.

"Nope and we are screwed," Andrew replied. "Royally screwed."