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you think Juan is spoiled?” She asked shaking her head, coming out of her own thoughts. “Maybe the tree house here was a bit much.”
                  “I know Juan is spoiled.” I joked leaning against the counter. “But it wasn’t just for him.”
                  Alyssa thought about it and then nodded. “Yeah, I’m sure Makenna will be trekking through it when she’s old enough.”
                  She missed my point entirely. “That too… but, so will our own kids someday.”
                  Alyssa completely changed the subject. “I am going to need one of the guys for a security job in Baltimore. Some fashion designer is opening a new line downtown. She needs to get from the airport, to the show, to a meet and greet, and then back to the airport. It's just a day job, but an all day job."
                  "Dario can probably take it," I grunted hating when she did that.
                  She nodded once grabbing her phone to send a text. "Okay, I’ll get Kristen to give the details to Dario before confirming it.”
                  “Do you really not want a family with me?” I asked bringing the conversation back to the original topic.
                  She pushed her bangs from her face, but didn’t look up from her food. “I told you, I wouldn’t make a good mother.”
                  I groaned ignoring my eggs on the stove, not feeling so hungry anymore. “Honeyface, don’t do that. You can’t say that you wouldn’t make a good mother, or a good wife. I see you with Juan and Makenna every day .”
                  “Yeah, and every time one of them is in my possession I obsess over every little thing to make sure nothing happens to them while they are with me.” She disagreed, standing up, abandoning her food as too.
                  I stopped the argument before it could start, because I knew that she still struggled with losing a team under her command all of those years ago in Cuba. She’d been careful with everything since then. But now that we were together, we’d been working on her fears and issues and she had been doing so fucking well. So I calmed myself, attempting to put myself in her head. “I know that you’re worried; but I love you, and you love me. That is more than enough to handle anything. Throw in our special abilities and we are unbeatable, Love.”
                  “I don’t want to have a child, which I am not even sure I’ll be capable of loving properl y the way they would need to be loved.” She emphasized. “Juan has Doc and Ross, and Makenna has Macon and Kristen to handle the bonds of love and connection. That would be our job, and I’m not sure I can do that. You don’t get it. It isn’t an option—for someone like me. ”
                  “You love me don’t you?” I asked not understanding how it was different.
                  She washed her dish, and put it on the dry rack. “Don’t I show you?” She asked like she normally did.
                  In times like this it bothered me that she never out right said it, though I knew that she did. “Every day—and it would be exactly the same with a kid.”
                  She changed the subject again. “Are you coming with us on Juan’s field trip? Doc isn’t going to let me out of it. ”
                  "Yeah," I said with a nod. "My last case is in the wraps and Macon is trying to find the birthmother for that custody case. He doesn’t need me."
                  She nodded and leaned against the counter, her work voice surfacing. "That’s a tricky one, because records are sealed when it comes to adoptions. Maybe he should get Tink on it too."
                  "No he shouldn’t,” I laughed before I could help it. “It’s totally against the fucking