When a young single parent, Jack, takes in his child and starts caring for her, he never thought that feelings far different from paternal whould ensue.

 What will he do to stop this feelings? Can he stop them or would he just let love lead the way despite the red flag in his head that tells him this is wrong on all levels?

Daddy's Little Angel

This past few months has had me saying sorry to Angel more often than not. Irrespective of how she assures me we are fine, I still can't rid of the guilt. 


To every unannounced visit from Nora, I apologized 


To every headline news that talks about how Nora's prenancy is a silver lining to I and Nora's clouded relationship, I apologised 


To every time Angel is forced to go baby shopping with Nora, I apologised. 


To the times I had to leave Angel due to an emergency call from Nora about the baby, I apologised 


Right now, I am sick of apologising and I'm sure she's sick of it to. 


The only words I ever want to say to Angel for the rest of our life is "thank you, and I love you," not sorry. I want my peace of mind and happiness back and not this guilt that's eating me alive. 


Today I have an interview with a popular talk show in which my P.A suggested , saying it was good for the company. 


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