Finn's POV:Chuck’s eyes widened at her touch and he moved a bit closer. He was a good looking guy. He was about the same height and weight as me, though not quite as muscled. I know a lot of the moms would had crushes on him and had been flirting with him, in hopes of a date but he had seemed fixated on Lilith for a while.“What are you doing later tonight?” he asked and she could see the wheels turning in his head. He was asking her out again, encouraged by her flirting. Damn, she really hadn’t thought about that. Before she could answer him, not knowing what she was going to say, I appeared and cut the conversation short.“Sorry Chuck we are going to be in the city tonight,” I said, as I wrapped an arm around her, letting Chuck and every other man in the room know she wasn’t available. Lilith didn’t get what I was doing, as we weren’t a couple and I had seen her watched me knowingly practically drooling in the other woman’s lap, not two seconds ago.Lilith's POV:“Oh, I was ju

Finn silently stood there in the room. She couldn’t look up at him, as she was fearful of the look in his eyes. His silence seemed to be the answer to her question. She knew he was going to fight her for Jacob. She had nine years of being his mother and had done the best possible job she could but he had the money for the best attorneys and if he took her to court he’d probably win.It didn’t help her case that Jacob was so needy of a father, he’d bonded with him instantly. The courts always interviewed the kids. They’d ask him if he wanted to be with his father or his mother and in her child’s innocence, he’d tell them he wanted to be with both his parents.They’d look at what each parent could provide and he’d win hands down. She’d fight him the entire way but she’d just be fighting the inevitable. She felt defeated and devastated.“I won’t take you to court Lilith but not because I give a damn what it would do to you. You don’t deserve my consideration. I won’t do it, because I won

Jacob was playing soccer with some other kids, leaving them alone together for the first time that day. Her whole body tensed at his words. She liked her home. She knew it was small but she’d been paying for it all on her own and she didn’t want to give it up.“I don’t want to sell my place,” she said, while crossing her arms and glaring at him.“You don’t have to sell it. You can rent it out if you want or just let it sit empty. I can hire a cleaning crew to come in once a week to make sure it doesn’t get moldy or damaged,” he offered.“Do I get a choice?” she snapped at him. She knew the place was too small and she knew they would be more comfortable with extra space but her world was being uprooted and she felt like she had no control over anything.“I’m not your enemy Lilith; I’m trying to do the right thing for my son. How does me wanting to watch him grow make me the enemy?” he asked her with exasperation.When he worded it like that she felt like the bad guy. It wasn’t fair he