Two months later
I’ve been so busy meeting with lawyers, court hearings, and moving; I’m thankful I enrolled Kira in a private full-time preschool. Tessa and I had to court twice before the divorce was finalized, but we still have to go to court for custody of Kira. I went to court with Mia and James to hash out the visitation schedule, which was a breeze because we already had an agreement, but the judge suggested we add a second day of visitations pending the results of a DNA test. We agreed on adding Wednesday afternoons, with me feeding them and returning them home in time for bed to ensure it doesn’t conflict with school. The DNA test will take four to six weeks to come back, but I’m not worried. This is more for Mia to shut my mother up and finally get some peace.
I’ve offered to
