Sunday had quickly come which meant Teddy was able to leave the hospital and go home. She is also able to bring home the baby since he is healthy enough to do so. Before she left, she and Spencer had to fill out the birth certificate form for their son.

"So you said you were going to name him Jacob Noah?" Spencer asked as he finished filling out his information on it.

"You know what, Spencer, I'm going to let you pick the middle name."

"You sure? I thought you liked Noah."

"I want you to pick the middle name." Teddy said again.

"Okay. Hmm... Okay. How about Christopher?"

"Jacob Christopher." Teddy murmured. "Christopher Jacob. Jacob Christopher." She murmured again. "I like Christopher Jacob."

"I thought you wanted his name to be Jacob."

"I like Christopher Jacob more than Jacob Christopher."

"Alright. Christopher Jacob Walsh it is then."

"Woah, woah, woah. We never agreed Walsh is going to be his last name."

Spencer looked at Teddy very confused. "What?"

Teddy smiled and laughed. "I'm kidding."

"Wait, just to be clear, his last name is Walsh, right?"

Teddy didn't answer and picked up her small son out of the hospital baby bed. "Hello baby Chris. Are you ready to go home? I know I am." She gently laid him in his car seat and placed a blanket on top of him.

"I'll go give this to the receptionist now."

"Thank you." Teddy put her boots on and gathered all of her things. She still hadn't told her family about the baby being born so she didn't have to deal with all the things they would have brought to congratulate her. A nurse came in with a wheel chair and helped Teddy into it. Spencer came in a short minute later.

"Ready?"

Teddy nodded and Spencer followed the nurse down, carrying the car seat, to his car. He is driving Teddy to her house since she is unable to drive because of the pain killers she is on. Spencer helped Teddy inside her house, since it's very painful to walk, and up to her room. He then brought the baby up to her and laid him in her arms.

"Thank you for bringing me here." Teddy said as she adored her son. "You don't need to stay. I'll be fine."

Spencer sat down on the bed and look at the two of them. "Teddy, you can't even get up and move. How will you even be able to change him if you can't do that? Face it, as much as you don't want to admit it, you need me."

"Maybe I do." Teddy said reluctantly. "You should get the kids. I miss them."

"How about I have my mom bring them." Spencer suggested.

An hour later, both Linda and Paul went over to Teddy's house to drop the kids off and to meet their new grandchild. Spencer had them follow him up to Teddy's room where she was with the baby. Tiffanie immediately ran over to her mother and climbed onto the bed to look at her new brother.

"This is your new brother, Christopher." Teddy said, brushing his little head with her finger.

"I thought you were naming him Jake, mom." Dominic said.

"That's his middle name. Christopher Jacob." She looked up and saw Spencer and his parents standing near the door and smiled at them. "Isn't he cute?"

"He's small, mommy."

"Yeah, well that's because I had to have him early. He wasn't supposed to be born for another month." Spencer walked over to Teddy and grabbed the baby from her and showed him to his parents. As he was doing that, Teddy hugged both of her kids. "I missed you two so much. I've been in the hospital for nearly a week."

"Why?" Dominic asked.

"Because of the baby. You see, the baby and I were both in danger and the doctors had to make sure we were both fine. And for us to be both fine, he had to be born early. But we're safe now." Spencer brought Christopher back to Teddy and showed his parents out. "Aw, hi."

"Can I hold him?" Annie asked.

"No, not now. He's very small and delicate. I don't want you hurting him. I'm sorry."

Tiffanie nodded and she and her older brother left the room. Spencer entered a few minutes later and sat down on the bed beside Teddy.

"Don't you have work tomorrow, Spencer?" She asked. "You should go home and get ready for that."

"Don't worry about me, Teddy. I can take some days off because he was born."

Teddy looked at Spencer slowly getting closer to her. "You know just because he's born and we're getting along, doesn't mean the divorce is off the table."

"I wish it was. Can't you give me another chance? It wasn't like I cheated on you. I was just talking to someone. Millions of men, especially married men, do that and much more than what I did. And do their wives forgive them? Probably most of them do."

"It doesn't make it right, Spencer. What woman want their man talking to other women? What if I was online talking to another man? You wouldn't like it."

"If you were, I would have confronted you about it and not immediately want a divorce."

"Can we not talk about this? Not now. I just got home after a horrible week. I just want to relax."

Tiffanie walked into her mother's room and saw her parents kissing on the bed. She quickly ran out of the room and down to he brother where he was watching TV.

"Nicky, I saw mommy and daddy kissing!"

Dominic looked at his younger sister. "No you didn't, Annie."

"Yeah huh! I saw it with my eyes." She said. "Mommy and daddy are back together."

"Don't get your hopes up. If they were "kissing", it was probably a one time thing."

"Nuh uh!"

"Yeah, whatever, they were kissing. Go see what's for dinner."

Tiffanie stuck her tongue out at her brother and ran back up the stairs and entered her mom's room again. This time her parents weren't lip lock. "Mommy. What's for dinner?"

"Ask daddy that. I need to stay in bed."

"I don't like daddy's food, mommy. It's nasty."

Teddy looked over at Spencer. "What have you been feeding my kids?"

"In my defense, you've always done the cooking, or my mother did. And I don't think I'm that bad of a cook."

Teddy rolled her eyes and reached for her cell phone and called her brother, PJ. "Okay, Uncle PJ will bring over food from his restaurant. Can you go into my wallet and grab a twenty to give to him?" She nodded. Christopher started to cry and Teddy quickly picked him up, rocking him back and forth in her arms. "Shh... Don't cry Chris."

Tiffanie grabbed a twenty out of her mom's purse, watching her completely forget about her, and headed back down to her brother. She placed the twenty on the table and sat down beside him.

"Nicky, will mommy forget about us and only care about the baby?"

"Annie, she's going to have to give more attention to the baby for the first couple of months. It's normal. Don't take it personally."

"I don't like it."

So there's two more chapters left. I think I'll finish the story tomorrow. So I hope you liked it so far and remember to review! Thanks for reading!