Disclaimer: I lay no claim on Walker, Texas Ranger or any of its characters.
A/N: Here's the next chapter. Thanks for all your sympathy about my dog. It meant a lot. R&R. One chapter to go!
Chapter 8
"Mommy, Daddy!" Angela's voice could be heard loud and clear as Walker and Alex opened the door.
"Oh Angel," Alex cried running to her bed with Walker on her heels.
"When can I go home?" was the Walker-like reply.
"All I can say is like father like daughter," Alex said with a laugh.
"Not quite yet but we have a surprise for you," Walker said giving Alex one of his famous Walker looks that got another giggle out of her.
"What?" the little girl said, wide-eyed.
"Aunt Sydney just had her baby, Angel," Alex picked up.
Her mouth dropped and a little gasp escaped her mouth. "You mean my cousin is finally here?"
"Yupp and I'm sure she can't wait to meet you but you have to be good and then the doctor will let you go see her," Alex said.
"Okay Mommy. I'll be as good as I can be." Angela said with her mother's determination. "What's her name?"
"I don't know yet but we will find out for you and you take a little nap. When you wake up we will be here to tell you."
"Okay," came the little reply.
The Walkers and the nurse who was in the room left. They were about to go see the newest Gage addition when the nurse stopped them. "Excuse me Mrs. Walker? I couldn't help but overhear that a family member just had a baby."
"Yes," she said not bothering with the technicalities.
"Well I was wondering, was this at 11:30?"
"Yes why?" Alex was very curious now.
"Well I was in your daughter's room just before then checking her vitals and it was exactly that time when she woke up and asked for you two."
"Walker this is too weird to be a coincidence. Do you think Angela's attachment to the baby made her wake up at her birth?"
"Well Alex, they always say love and god works in mysterious ways, I'd say we got an even bigger miracle then we thought in the first place."
With that the now speechless couple walked away awestruck toward Sydney's room to tell everyone of the special bond these two girls shared though they never met, yet.