Chapter 2

Like I said before, I have a few chapters and this is one I've had written for months. I have been having a lot of fun with writing this story. I can't wait to share the rest of the chapters.

Disclaimer: Don't Own either show.

Lisbon was looking forward to working on a big case like this again. She could understand Jane's reluctance at first to be part of the case, knowing Red John took so much of his time and was very painful for him. At least, this wasn't personal for him. She liked the new team and hopefully would get along with them. They seemed to be good, solid detectives. She didn't know what to expect from Castle, but somehow he was a use to them. She wasn't sure how a writer could help with the police. Of course, he did say he was a mystery writer. They all seemed to be good cops working well as a team. She and Jane would have to take Lisby to day care while working the case of the new serial killer. Luckily, the FBI provided a daycare center for the agents that was a couple blocks away, since they didn't put it in the building anymore. She and Jane hadn't take advantage of it yet because she had stayed at home for a couple of months adjusting to parenthood and recovering from the birth and then when she did come back to work a couple months ago, Jane wanted to be a stay at home dad. Speaking of Jane, she could strangle him at times especially when he cold reads someone in the middle of the briefing especially the lead detective. She wanted to get along with Detective Beckett and not scare her away from helping with the case. She'd have to talk to Jane later and she'd have to explain to Beckett about Jane.

After Detective Beckett assigned duties, everyone dismissed from the conference room. She and Jane walked together but she didn't want to talk. She decided she would make him suffer a little and give him the silent treatment.

"Lisbon, I'm sorry, you know that's what I do." Jane begged taking her shoulders and looking straight at her apologetically. She moved away.

"To suspects, not to someone leading our investigation. We want to get along with these people." Lisbon glared. "Look, I don't want to talk now about this." After she said that, Jane right away went to talk with the others. She hoped he didn't upset anyone else on the team with his cold readings. In the past at the CBI, whenever there was a new person of authority Jane enjoyed observing them and shocking them with his correct guesses of their emotions and lives. In the past the cold readings she sometimes hated but gotten used to it over the years realizing he saved her job many times when it was at risk because of his stupid stunts he did such as having opening a coffin during a funeral when he thought the missing daughter's body was in it or causing an assassin to go free when he snooped in his house or when Jane left her on the side of the road when he gathered the Red John suspects. She was so angry at him then after he confessed how much she meant to him. Now she realized after all this time he wanted her safe and couldn't handle another person important to him lost to a serial killer. When they finally made the leap into a romantic relationship his protection over her doubled and his fear of her job caused a riff between them. Finally somehohe found his peace accepting her job of being a cop.

Her anger melted away briefly when she saw Wylie holding and giving Lisby a bottle. It was a moment to treasure seeing the computer tech handling the baby. She noticed Jane was conversing with Castle, who was asking Jane to read him sometime. However, Beckett was avoiding Jane and finishing talking with Cho. After Cho finished, Lisbon went up to Beckett. "Detective Beckett, I apologize for Jane. He usually only does that to suspects but I do look forward to working with you and your team." Lisbon stated apologetically.

"Agent Lisbon, no need to apologize I'm used to Castle running his big mouth at times too. It's not new to me." Beckett explained, then she noticed a small mob of people. "Don't tell me, Castle is signing autographs. I expected it on the street or public places, but not here at the FBI building." Beckett complained. For Beckett, it was still hard getting used to going out with Castle without fans crowding around him and asking for autographs and pictures. At times it surprised her, some of his fans wanted to be posed with "Nikki Heat" also known as her.

Lisbon knew who was getting the attention. She looked to the mob and saw through a space between a couple people and saw her daughter. Lisby seemed to be popular everywhere they went. That was the thing about having a baby, everyone was magnetized to them. When she and Jane went out to dinner on rare occasions with the baby, strangers would dote over her. True, she was used to talking to strangers with being a cop, but on her personal time, no. Jane always excitedly answered the questions regarding their daughter. She went over to the group and saw Jane had taken over the feeding and holding. She wasn't sure if a big crowd was great for a baby but her daughter didn't seem to mind. She was content being with her daddy.

"She really don't mind the attention." Beckett noticed finally the attention went to a baby in Patrick Jane's arms instead of Castle whom she noticed was among the group with Ryan and Esposito and other FBI agents. "Whose baby?"

"She's mine but she's a daddy's girl." Lisbon said smiling.

"That's right,you did mention you had a baby. Jane's your husband, and I do remember you did say you were Teresa Jane." Beckett noted.

"Yes, I am, it's a long story. We'll be taking her to daycare while on the case, but he's going to have a hard time letting go. And it's just to daycare." Lisbon grinned. "We haven't set her up yet at all, because he's been pretty much staying at home, since I came back to work."

"I had to be with Castle when he had to let go when Alexis, his daughter went to college and it was in New York City, where he lives." Beckett confessed.

"I'm not beginning to think of college." Lisbon admitted. For Jane, Lisbon knew, it would be a milestone for their daughter to live past six years old. Lisbon remembered the short life of Charlotte that was cut off so cruel by Red John.

Once in a while, she knew nightmares would creep into his sleep of finding them dead or Charlotte and Angela all over again. She knew he was doing so much better than he was during the Red John search and even since Vega's death, his fear had waned down considerably but it still was there.

"Would you go with me to talk to the girl's mother?" Beckett asked Lisbon. "I got my team going on other assignments. I don't know what Castle's going to do yet. We'll get some official work done tomorrow."

"Of course, I just need to tell Jane. Well, I'll have him get set up for daycare." Lisbon stated realizing this was a good time to do it in early afternoon.

Lisbon went up to Jane who was still holding the baby and noticed the people had cleared away some. Beckett had gone over to Castle and their team.

"Well, I guess we know now who the attention getter is. Just like her father." Lisbon noticed. "Jane, we should probably get her home now and tomorrow we'll have to take her to daycare." Lisbon paused. " The daycare is a couple blocks away , so she'll be fine." Lisbon said.

"Are you sure?" Jane said concerningly.

"Yes. Detective Beckett and I will talk to Samantha's parents because she wants to get started with interviews." Lisbon said. "You should get the baby set up for daycare, so that way we can get there tomorrow without all the paperwork to do."Lisbon reminded. "We should've done that a long time ago."

"I've been with her. And we've had Wylie do some babysitting." Jane paused. "Yes, I will boss. Do you think she'll be alright?" Jane asked worriedly.

"Of course, they're trained professionals. Someday she'll have to go to school." Lisbon explained. "You can't protect her all the time."

"Alright, Teresa. I'll go now." Jane said finally deciding he needed to let this happen. He then saw Castle coming up to him.

"Hey, is it okay if I tag along? I know a thing or two about daycares." Castle said grinning. "Beckett is having your wife go with her and the guys have already left."

"Sure, why not?" Jane said with a half smile and looked at the man. He didn't want to say anything that he himself did know about this aspect of parenting. Since he experienced it with Charlotte though Angela did most of it. He could use the company anyway and liked him well enough. He should get to know the people he would be working with on this case, and since they both were consultants giving ideas to the police. They certainly knew about the questions of other law enforcement questioning them working with the cops. Jane carefully put Lisby back in her carrier and her bottle in the diaper bag. He then picked up the handle of the carrier and started walking towards the elevator. Castle followed and he pushed the button to go down. "You've been consultant for FBI how long?" Castle asked.

"About two years though I've been part time since Teresa and I got married a few months before the baby was born. I've been pretty much a stay at home dad." Jane explained. He didn't know how much to explain since part of the reason he worked for the FBI was to get off charges for killing Thomas McAllister but it wasn't important to tell about it.

"It was easy for me being one as an author, though in the beginning I worked other jobs. I have the same experience with separation anxiety. It's different when you're a stay at home parent. Of course, Alexis has gone to school. That was a big thing. How long have you known Agent Lisbon?"

"I've known her 13 years, it's a long story. How long have you worked with the police?" Jane asked looking at Castle. The gentle cooing of the baby caused him to look down at her.

"Well, eight years. I was researching for a book and shadowed Beckett and she was the inspiration for Nikki Heat. We became friends and now here we are married." Castle described.

Jane wasn't sure whether or not to say exactly why he worked with Lisbon. It certainly was a more serious reason than writing a book. He wanted revenge for his family. He wanted to get rid of the killer who mutilated his first precious girls, so he wouldn't do it again to other families.

"Well, also some psychopath started murdering people in ways that I wrote in my books as well. It was weird and I felt guilty about it." Castle admitted.

The elevator arrived on the first floor and Jane went to the parking lot to where his car was parked. He reached into his pocket to retrieve his key and clicked the unlock button and Castle immediately opened the back door for him where the car seat was placed on the seat facing the back.

"Thanks." Jane said as he set the carrier on the ground and carefully unlatched the belt an picked up his baby girl and carefully placed her in the car seat. She smiled at him, which made him smile back. Then he placed the belt on and shut the door. Jane went into the driver's side ad Castle went in the passenger seat.

"You must like being a dad." Castle noticed.

"I love it. Lisby was a surprise for us. We didn't expect her, but she was a wonderful surprise. Teresa told me on our wedding night." Jane admitted.

"Being a parent for me is the best thing for me too. Seeing Alexis growing was awesome." Castle admitted. "I noticed your daughter's name is similar to your wife's name."

"Yes, it is. I named her that because it just fit her. I know it seems different." Jane admitted smiling. He remembered when Lisbon was surprised at the name and she didn't know if that name would work, but she loved it for their daughter when she saw her.

"I like it. Very poetic. And Michelle?" Castle asked.

"We had a colleague who died, and I wanted to remember her. Michelle Vega. She was way to young to die. She was only in her 20s and a rookie so she didn't have a chance at a life." Jane admitted. "It was very difficult for me, well, partly because I was worried for Teresa."

Soon the they arrived at the day care center, Kids Korner Daycare. "Cute, Korner spelled with a K." Castle noticed. Jane then parked the car and the two men got out and brought Lisby with them. They entered the building and noticed several kids, boys and girls, playing with toys in the center of the room and some playpens with babies in them. An older blondish gray woman came up to the men. "Hello, I'm Linda Dawson. What can I do for you?" She asked hitting her head and chuckled. " Well, obviously you're looking for daycare."

"I'm looking for daycare for my daughter here." Jane informed holding the carrier. Linda looked down and saw Lisby inside. "Oh, aren't you the sweetie. What's your name?" Asking the baby, but expecting Jane to answer. The baby looked at the woman carefully.

"Lisby Michelle Jane." Jane said. "I'm Patrick Jane."

"Yes, we have an opening. In fact, we've gotten a few couples like you." Linda said noticing Castle there as well. Castle's mouth dropped open, but then immediately closed it before Linda noticed. "Oh." Castle snorted. Jane looked equally amused at the woman's assumption. "We're not a couple. His wife sent him. I'm along for the ride." Castle said laughing pointing to Jane.

"He's right. My wife sent me." Jane admitted. "My wife is coming back to work as am I and we need daycare."

"I see. I just need you to fill out some paperwork." Linda had grabbed a couple of forms from a desk nearby in trays. She handed the forms to Jane. "Usually the mother does this."

"My wife's an FBI agent and I work there as a consultant to help the FBI." Jane confessed.

"We do get FBI agents too." Linda admitted. " And you are?" Linda looked at Castle closely.

"Richard Castle. I help with the NYPD and helping the FBI with a case." Castle said.

"I know you, you're the author of Nikki Heat series!" Linda said excitedly.

"Yes, indeed I am." Castle smugly said and posing.

Jane noticed Castle being recognized and knew it must be a daily occurrence for the author and he supposed at one time when he had been a psychic people might have recognized him from being on TV but he was done with that life and would rather live a quieter life with his family. Jane carefully set the carrier down and sat down in the chair in a small waiting room so he could easily fill out the forms. He began filling out the forms. He wrote both Teresa and his names and numbers. For emergency contact, he listed Cho and also Wylie, since they were their friends and would do anything for them. Surprisingly, Linda the daycare manager had her copy of Heat Wave and Jane noticed Castle signing the book.

"I just started reading these, they're fantastic. You probably have a new one by now." Linda raved.

"Better late than never, besides that one holds a special place in my heart." Castle grinned thinking of Beckett's influence on his character.

Jane came back with the forms. "Here you go, Linda. I can bring her in tomorrow."

"Yes, of course, you're all set up. Do you want a tour?" Linda asked.

"Sure." Jane said.

After Jane and Castle received a tour, they went out the the daycare center with Jane carrying the carrier. "So, you get recognized a lot, I take it." Jane said.

"Yep, it's part of the job description of being best selling author." Castle informed.

Beckett and Lisbon entered the car together and reached Samantha's mother's house the two level farmhouse outside Austin.

"I apologize for Castle wanting to interfere, when he's bored he loves to tag along with people. I worry for your husband." Beckett said.

"You don't need to worry for Jane. I worry for your husband because Jane can cause problems. Too many to count. He has for years. I love him and all but sometimes he can drive me crazy, but he is so good with the baby." Lisbon described.

"Well, we should be worried over both our husband and getting in trouble." Beckett smirked.

"But what problems could they cause with a baby?" Lisbon wondered.

The two women knocked on the door after coming up to the door. A grayish-brown haired woman opened the door clearly with tear-streaked cheeks from crying. "May I help you? I'm not interested in whatever religion you're trying to promote." The woman said noticing the detective and agent in suits.

"We're not here for that. I'm Agent Teresa Lisbon from the FBI." She held up her badge.

"And I'm Detective Kate Beckett from the NYPD. We want to ask you a few questions." Beckett held up her badge.

"Why are you here, detectives?" The woman asked looking carefully at the women.

"You are the mother of Samantha Jenson?" Lisbon questioned.

"Yes, Angela. Did you find out who killed her? The police informed me they found her in a horrible way." Angela said.

"No, we haven't,that's why we're here." Beckett said. "We want to investigate why she was killed."

"Come in then." Angela led them to the living room. Lisbon sat on the couch as did Beckett.

"Why are the NY PD here?" Angela asked.

"We think your daughter was killed by a serial killer that's killed in New York in the same manner. My team was sent to help the FBI here to investigate your daughter's murder and hopefully solve it." Beckett explained.

"So, other young women have been killed horribly?" Angela questioned with tears in her eyes again.

"Yes, and some men too." Beckett admitted.

"I want the person who did this dead. Not just put in prison." Angela said.

"Mam, we will be doing everything we can to find him ad give your daughter justice." Beckett said. She hated this part, having to tell the family about the death and not being able to give them what they want. When it came to serial killers, all you could do was give them false hope.

"Detective, do you have children?" Angela asked.

"My husband has a daughter whom I'm close to." Beckett admitted.

"Do you have your own child? You don't know how I feel." Angela said.

Lisbon listened as the woman questioned Beckett. Jane would know very well how this woman felt wanting to get revenge on the person who killed his family for years. Hopefully, she wouldn't go down that road.

"What about you, agent?" Angela asked.

"Yes, I have a six-month old baby girl." Lisbon admitted.

"You understand about being a mother." Angela said. "You would want the same thing if something happened to your daughter."

"Yes, I do. So, does my husband." Lisbon admitted. Jane understood it all too well. "Did Samantha have anybody she didn't get along with?" Lisbon asked.

"No, I don't believe so, she got along with nearly everyone unless she didn't tell me about someone." Angela said.

"Where was she the night she died?" Beckett asked.

"She was with her friends at a restaurant celebrating her friend, Amy's engagement." Angela admitted.

"What restaurant was it?" Lisbon asked.

"I don't recall the name." Angela stated. "She did say it was an Italian restaurant."

"Did she arrive at her residence with anybody?" Beckett asked.

"She came alone as far as I know. She left me a message when she got home." Angela admitted.

"Do you happen to have the message on your phone still?" Lisbon asked.

"Yes, I do." Angela answered. "The strange thing about it is she seemed nervous." She got up and went to the kitchen and grabbed her purse and took out her cell phone and walked back and handed it to Lisbon.

"Do you mind if we take this? We'll give it back as soon as we can." Beckett asked.

"Of course, whatever you have to do to find her killer." Angela shakily said still emotional.

After they finished interviewing Samantha's mother, Beckett and Lisbon went back to the car and headed back to the FBI building. "I don't mean to be rude, but how come you haven't signed up for daycare until now?" Beckett asked. "Not that I know anything about raising a child, I'm only familiar with Alexis. She was 15 when I met her."

Lisbon thought about what to answer. She and Jane had that disagreement a couple months before Lisby was born. He wanted to be there with her all the time when Lisbon went back to work. She wanted to have a daycare option. She knew now his fear for losing her shifted to their daughter. He didn't want to the same mistake before of not protecting and taking care of his child. They never resolved the issue so she just let Jane be with the baby.

"It's fine,it's a good question. Jane and I have a disagreement about that. He wants to be with her and take care of her while I'm at work. He's really protective over her." Lisbon confessed. She didn't want to get into the reason why Jane was being so protective.

"Castle can be that way with Alexis but he knows he can't all the time, since she's a grown woman now." Beckett admitted.

"How exactly did you end up having a writer work with you? How does he help?" Lisbon asked.

"A few years ago we had murders that basically came out of his books. Someone copied his killings and I went to him about it. He then decided to tag along with me while we investigated, and he decided to write a book with a character based on me, and so he kept following me around and helping with the cases. He says there's a story everywhere and you just have to work out the details to write it. He likes to look at why people decide to turn to murder and think about what their motives are. He has us cops think outside the box of the crime and look at other avenues than the obvious." Beckett explained.

"Sounds like Jane. He made me think outside the box too, but he drove me crazy doing it."Lisbon smirked.

"Tell me about it." Beckett admitted. "We get a lot of unusual murders that sometimes come out of fiction. Castle sometimes believes they're real, but there's always a logical explanation."

"Oh, I see. I just realized this is one of the first times I've been out in the field since the baby was born." Lisbon confessed.

"You've been doing a lot of paperwork?" Beckett asked.

"Yes, for months." Lisbon said. "It's great being out."

The rest of the day was uneventful other than going over details of the New York murders. The next day the teams decided to continue the interviews.

Jane and Lisbon arrived back home at their cabin. Jane had dropped off Castle at the office where he was met by the team. He quickly brought in the baby. Lisbon arrived home earlier and she took attention to the baby and quickly changed her. "It looked like you enjoyed some attention today. Did Wylie take care of you? He's a good babysitter." Lisby reacted with a smile to her mother and a coo. Lisbon said carrying the baby to the playpen in the middle of the living room. "Patrick, did you get all set up for daycare?" Lisbon asked. He came into the living room. He started taking out food out of the cabinet and refrigerator to cook.

"Yes." Jane responded.

"Did it go okay?" Lisbon asked. "Oh, you don't have to cook tonight. I ordered Thai and picked it up." She held up a bag with takeout boxes she had left by the door when she arrived.

"So, it's your turn to cook." Jane teased. "Yes, Castle came along with me and the manager thought we were a gay couple. Other than that it went fine." Jane explained laughing at the thought.

"Oh, That's funny." Lisbon chuckled. "I just decided, since we'll be working on a big case this week, to not worry about cooking a huge meal." Lisbon laughed at the thought of the two men coming into the daycare with a baby. "Hey, I've cooked here before." Lisbon said a little offended. Jane instantly put away some of the food in the kitchen.

She noticed Jane looking at Lisby in the pen after he came from the kitchen. He was a little teary eyed, so she knew he was having a hard time with the idea of leaving her at daycare.

"She's going to be fine there, they'll take good care of her. You know this was going to come eventually." Lisbon reassured and came from behind him and put her arms around his waist and hugged him. He took her hand.

"I know. It's just hard to leave her. I'm not strong." Jane admitted. It was hard to believe at work interrogating and reading suspects, he could appear callous and emotionless, but at home with her and their daughter, he could be a mess of emotions ad sometimes tears.

"Tonight, do you want me to sing you my lullaby?" Lisbon said teasingly trying to comfort him.

"Um, you don't need to do that." Jane refused Lisbon's off key rendition of "Livin' on A Prayer", he first heard during the sniper case, the one he was terrified of something happening to Lisbon and she had sung a few times to the baby surprisingly. Whenever she sang it, he went into another room.

"Oh, come on, it's not that bad." Lisbon unwrapped her arms from him. "Lisby likes it." She said looking down at the baby.

"I literally saw her wince. And dogs started howling." Jane teased.

"You may join those doges in the dog house, if you're not careful." Lisbon scolded.

"Fine, your singing is a lovely symphony not to be missed." Jane quipped turning around and kissed her. Lisbon grabbed two plates and glasses out ad also a container of baby food and set them on the table. She grabbed ice from the freezer and put them in the glasses and picked them up and took them to the sink and turned on the faucet and poured the water. She grabbed a couple of forks out of the drawer. Jane, meanwhile grabbed the baby out of the playpen because she was getting fussy and knew she wanted food. He carried her and placed her in the ready high chair. Pumpkin, their calico cat their niece found at the door a few weeks after the baby was born mewed for food as well and he poured cat food into the cat's bowl and then he sat in the chair closest to the baby.

"I should probably feed her." Lisbon stated seeing Jane seated.

"Of course." Jane got up and switched to the chair next to it and Lisbon sat down.

"So, Patrick, what do you think of the team from New York?" Lisbon asked as she dished out the take-out food from the containers. She quickly took a bite and then dipped the small spoon into the baby food and fed the baby. "You like mommy's singing, don't you?" Lisbon asked her daughter. The baby didn't react.

"I told you she doesn't like it." Jane grinned while Lisbon glared at him. He continued responding to her question. "They seem good. It's interesting that they have a writer work with them. I talked to him a little while we went to the daycare."Jane admitted taking a bite.

"What about you? I've had to explain you all these years working with the team." Lisbon admitted giving the baby another scoop of food and quickly took a bite of her own food.

"You just love me so much!" Jane grinning taking another bite of food. Then his face turned serious. "I don't know if I can do another serial killer case. You know I don't want anything to happen to you."

"I won't get in any unnecessary danger, I understand how you feel now. I have more at stake than I had for years. I need to be safe for you and our child." Lisbon reassured placing her hand on his and looking at their daughter and then gave the baby a spoonful.

"And the necessary danger? I don't want you in any danger." Jane said seriously taking another bite of his food.

"We have two teams working on this case. I may not have to go much in the field anyway." Lisbon admitted taking a bite of food giving the baby another spoonful.

"What do you think about Detective Beckett?" Jane asked taking the final bite of his food. "Let me finish feeding." He noticed she still hadn't finished all her food because she was juggling with feeding the baby and herself. They switched seats and Lisbon took her plate and set it on the place Jane sat before and he took her place.

"She seems like a good, strong leader and Jane, please don't cold read her again like that." Lisbon begged taking a bite of her food. "It was in the middle of a briefing in front of her team and everybody!" Lisbon scolded and rolled her eyes. "We want to get along with this team. Tomorrow, when we go in, please apologize to her."

"Yes, I will." Jane said. "Hey, little princess." He responded and finished feeding the baby.

Castle and Beckett arrived back at their hotel room they shared after they got a quick meal at an Italian resturant. "Castle, why exactly did you decide to tag along with Jane? Was it okay with him?"

"I wanted to get to know him, since we consultants will have to stick together. He was alright with it. Apparently, we look like a couple."

"Sure, Castle. You helped him go to the daycare?" Beckett asked.

"Yes, it was fun. We talked quite a bit and we bonded as dads." Castle admitted. "So, Kate, what did you think of our FBI colleagues?" Castle asked taking a seat on the bed while Beckett grabbed her t-shirt and jogging pants and going to the bathroom.

"I just don't like working with other people on a case that's ours. We have to share it." Beckett yelled out from the bathroom.

"You don't want to be a team player." Castle noted. He then went off the bed and dressed I his pajama pants and t-shirt and hopped on the bed again.

"It's not that. Cho seems quite agreeable with sharing with me, I suppose, but we know what to expect and look for." Beckett admitted.

"You didn't answer my question. What do you think of our FBI colleagues?" Castle repeated the question.

"I'm sure they are good agents. As far as I know Agent Cho seems pretty good. I worked with Lisbon today with questioning, she seems like a good agent. It's the FBI. It's going to get too crowded with all of us working the same case, plus another consultant to deal with. I deal with you enough as it is." Beckett said finally coming out dressed.

"But Kate, you love me, don't you? I'm very helpful to you." Castle said.

"Yeah, but sometimes you're the overgrown kid that never grows up." Beckett reminded. "And you can be annoying." She said as she joined with him in bed.

"But you still love me." Castle grinned.

"Yes, I do, Castle." Beckett smiled. "I'm just not ready to work with other people. Sometimes I don't know how to explain you."

"Just say I'm a brilliant, ruggedly handsome, very useful consultant that you absolutely adore." Castle grinned. "And who happens to be a best selling author."

"Being cocky aren't you?" Beckett smirked. "You like the other team?"

"Well, I like that Patrick Jane. Agent Lisbon seems nice. I've just talked to them. We just have to get to know them. They seem fine."

"Try having someone cold read you in the middle of a briefing." Beckett stated annoyed. "I'm not sure about Jane."

"I actually would like that. He is right, you are scared. I would've said the same thing." Castle admitted.

"You don't do that. Don't they have any control over him?" Beckett complained.

"We don't know everything yet about any of them. Besides, he and Lisbon have a beautiful baby girl." Castle responded kissing Beckett good night.

I just loved the idea of Castle and Jane bonding as dads now that Jane is a dad again in my story. It makes it so much better than Jane being jealous of Castle. One of the reasons I do love Castle is his bond with his daughter, Alexis. That made me want to watch Castle and see the rest of the seasons.