Private - Tracey and me only

"Your welcome." she said and kissed him.

Hope squealed and burred her head in her pillow "EWWW"

Chad chuckled. "Hmm... Our daughter seems to resent us kissing. I do believe we have a predicament, my dear," he teased.

"It gives people cooties!!!" she told them through her pillow.

He chuckled. "Cooties. I haven't heard that word since we were little," he smiled at Jamie.

She picked that up at daycare." she chuckled giving him a quick peck in the lips.

He smiled and took her hand, kissing it, and started on eating his ravioli.

Hope unburried herself once she realized they were done kissing for the next 5 mintues.

Chad chuckled as he finished his dinner. "Are you really that disgusted?"

"It's icky!" she said shuddering.

"I think it's nice," he chuckled.

"Still icky." she said folding her arms across her chest.

"Thats alright, you have a LONG time before you should even want to kiss like daddy and I." she said patting her daughter on the head.

He chuckled. "A very long time. You have to wait 'til your forty years old," he teased.

"I don't care." she said hugging her tinkerball doll to her chest.

He smiled and ruffled her hair. "You'll fight that when you get older. How much do you wanna bet," he grinned.

"A gazillion dollars!" she said spreading her hands out.

Her mom just chuckled shaking her head "No, no, not that much...bid was less than that."

Chad laughed. "I don't know a person alive who's ever made a gazillion dollars," he chuckled.

She pouted and sat there holding tinkerbell.

"Awww, it's okay sweetie." she said kissing her forehead.

He chuckled softly and held his arms open for her. "You don't have to bet me, honey."

Hope went up to him and hugged him. "Can we play a game?" she asked looking up at him.

"Sure, honey. What kind of game," he kissed her cheek.

"Candy land." she said scurrying under her bed to grab the board game.

Jamie chuckled "She loves that game."
"Mommys blue, I'm yellow. what do you want?" she asked.

"Green," he smiled.

She set the game up on the bed where there was still some space and put everyone's on the start.

Chad smiled, glad he wasn't completely handicapped with a head injury. He'd worry both of them a lot more. He wanted to prove he was fine for now - he wasn't worth worrying over. If he was, he'd be able to get both of them whatever they wanted and more.

They started to play and Hope won as she always did.