Ok I don't know what happened to me with this story. I was buzzing with inspiration when I started then it just faded away :( It sucks. So sorry this part is so baaaaad!
"Nick?" Sara asked again, when she got no reply, and he lifted his head from his hands, and faced Katy.
"Was your mother Lisa Halliwell?" he asked biting his lip.
"Yeah," she softly whispered. Nick sighed heavily, shaking his head, and he then turned his attention back to Sara.
"Sara, can I talk to you outside for a minute?"
"Yeah sure," and she stood up, sitting Katy back down, "Stay here, I'll ok be outside ok?"
"Ok," she nodded, as Sara turned away and her and Nick walked out the door.
"What is it?" Sara asked staring at Nick, but deep down, she probably knew what he was going to say.
"I uh, I think Katy's my, my…"
"….daughter?"
"Yeah," he whispered. Sara's eyes widened in shock as it registered in her brain, "and I didn't know, just encase you were wondering,"
"I know that Nick, you're not the kind of guy who would abandon your child. What else did the note say?"
"That she was in a lot of trouble, and she needs me to look after Katy so she is safe, and that she's sorry she didn't tell me about her before. What am I going to do Sair?"
"Well she's your daughter, you can't leave her,"
"I know I never would, but I don't think I'm a very good father figure y'know?"
"Nick any child would be glad to have someone like you as a dad, and I'm here for you. Yeah I'm not really the motherly type of woman, but we can do this. You better go and tell brass about this letter, I'll stay with Katy,"
"Thanks," and he kissed her lightly on the lips before walking down the hall towards where Brass and Grissom were, whilst Sara went back into the room and sat opposite Katy.
"You all right?" Sara asked, but she just nodded her head in response.
"Is he my daddy?"
Sara took deep breath, not really sure what to say, but she knew the truth was the only way.
"Yes Katy, he is,"
"Well I'm five now so where has he been? Didn't he love me? Was I a bad girl….?" she starting saying, tears starting to steam down her face, but Sara cut her off.
"No no, of course not, he didn't know you were his daughter."
"Why didn't my mommy tell me?"
"I don't know, maybe she thought it was best for you."
"But how could that be the best?"
"Well, parents have to make tough decisions, sometimes they are right, sometimes they aren't!"
"So what happens to me now?" she asked, "Am I an orphan?"
"Of course not, you still got your daddy, he's not going to leave you,"
"Sara I'm scared, what's happened to my mommy?"
"I know you are, and we don't know yet, but we will find out, I promise!"
A weak smile spread onto Katy's face a she held out her arms and Sara just brought her back onto her lap.
"It will be ok," she whispered lightly, rubbing her back soothingly.
"Do you love daddy? I saw you kissing him outside,"
Sara hesitated. She wasn't sure how to answer this questions, unsure of what the right answer would be, "Yeah Katy, I do. We've been together for a while now are we're living together."
Katy's face stayed serious for a moments, and then her small lips started to form into a smile, "Good. I'm glad he's with you, I like you Sara!"
"Well I like you too, and no matter happens, we will take care of you ok?"
"Ok!"
"Now, do you know what happened to your mum?" Sara asked hesitantly.
"John came back again. I didn't like him, he was mean. He was hitting the door down, so mommy wrote the letter and gave it to me. But John broke down the down and hit me, so mommy ran in front of me and told me to go here."
"How did you know how to get here?"
"We only live two minutes away, and mom took me her last week, and said to come here if anything happened."
"Ok we need to go and tell someone this, all right?" and Katy nodded. So Sara stood up and sharply walked towards Grissom's office - the tiny child still holding on for deer life.