48 Addison didn’t see much of David in those first few days, which upset him but she had her reasons. She needed to get to know her new baby before taking on the task of dealing with David. She also had to learn to breast feed, something she had refused to do with David, but had no choice to do with Noble if she wanted him to survive. From the beginning, it appeared that Noble would be an easier baby than David had been. He rarely cried, and slept longer than a normal newborn would. He was a content little thing and when she was finally up to getting out of bed she came down stairs with Noble to introduce him to David. Lucifer had been planting ideas and doubts in David's head since Noble had been born, and it was apparent that the boy was not happy to meet his brother when he was tol

