Mayfield: A Saga

After the two birthday girls grew up, the party picked up again! Everywhere people were eating, dancing, and having a great time. Camie especially was having a good time. She seemed to be very interested in Komei, her father’s ex-military buddy. Marisa noticed how Camie would turn the slightest shade of pink every time Komei came near, and she also went out of her way to be able to talk to him. Marisa also noticed how Komei seemed to take a liking to Camie as well. He seemed to make an extra effort to talk to her, and dance with her, and sit by her when they sat down for cake. She didn’t say anything to Blake about this…she knew he would flip out. After all, he had already threatened Ben’s life when he saw him dancing with Camie! But Marisa wasn’t too sure if she approved of it all. Komei was a great guy..but he was much too old for Camie; of course he didn’t seem to have aged at all since her and Blake’s wedding!

“So Komei, what do you do for a living?….”Uh, I shoot stuff.”

And just when the party was about to die down, another big surprise happened. It was Marisa’s time to grow…well her belly anyway. That’s right! She was pregnant yet again! She was just about to grab some jello from the buffet when she got a funny feeling in her stomach, and then it went “Pop!” and it shot right out! Everyone was so shocked! They really thought that Claudia was going to be their last child, but they were wrong! Blake just knew that this one was sure to be his son! He couldn’t stop touching Marisa’s belly for the rest of the night.

“But…I thought it was just the flu!”

Even though Blake was so excited about the possibility of having a son, he still devoted all of his free time to his girls. Little Claudia was just a bundle of joy. She just loved being around people, especially her daddy. She loved to giggle and smile, and very seldom cried. She was a quick learner at just about everything; but Blake thought it wasn’t because she loved to learn (like Camie), but because she liked to please him. Either way, she was very smart, and just plain old fun to be with.

“Two smart daughters…I wonder what went wrong with Daffy?”