It was raining cats and dogs in Florida. A little girl about the age of 4 was walking slowly behind a woman. "Come on Alexandria, I don't have time to play around with you. I have things to do." The little girl ran to catch up with the woman.

They walked until they reached a big house. For a couple of minutes they just stood in front of it. Alexandria looked up at the woman. "Momma, why are we here? Who lives here?" The woman looked down at her daughter "Your Daddy lives here." and that's all she said to Alexandria, Alexandria nodded her head like she understood.

She took Alexandria's hand and they walked up to the door. That is when she noticed that no-one was home. "Shit! What am I going to do now? I have to catch a plane." An idea came to mind, she knew it was bad but she had to do something.

She took out a piece of paper and wrote a note and gave it to Alexandria. "Honey, I want you to stay right here and don't move. Also I want you to give this note to your Daddy. I know you don't know what he looks like. He's kind of tall with brown eyes." She thought to herself 'Shit, I don't know what colour his hair is going to be.' "Okay Honey." "But Momma, why can't you give it to him?" "Sweetheart I can't." And with those words she left leaving Alexandria watching her mother run.

Alexandria didn't know what to do. It was raining and she was cold, wet and tired. Her mother had left her alone, so she curled up in the corner and somehow went to sleep.

It was around midnight that Howie and AJ came home. AJ had his arm around Howie and they were laughing. AJ took out his key to open the door and Howie put his arms around him and kissed the back of his neck. "Oh, can't wait till you get the door open." "Me neither!" said AJ with a sly grin. Howie turned his head and saw something small shivering in the corner. "Hey Babe, look over there." AJ looked in the direction that Howie pointed in. "What do you think it is?" asked AJ. "Maybe it is a dog that somebody forgot out here?" Suggested Howie. AJ walked over and turned the object around. "Oh My GOD D, its a little girl!"