AN: Happy Birthday PLL ! I cant believe its been 6 years. I know I complain a lot about it but it will always be my favourite TV show. Anyway heres chapter 14. Enjoy xxx.

Hanna's eyes fluttered open the next morning. She felt sudden wave of nausea and threw back the covers before sprinting to the bath room. Caleb woke up as soon as he felt her leave the warm bed. He rubbed his eyes and followed her. She was sat on the floor next to the toilet with her head leaning back against the wall.

He walked up to her and sat next to her. "You okay?" He asked.

She buried her head in the crook of his neck and groaned. He wrapped his arm around her shoulders and pressed a kiss onto her forehead. A few seconds later though she was back to hanging her head over the toilet and throwing up everything in her stomach. Caleb stood behind her and held back her long hair from her face.

When she was done she turned around and leant into his chest again. "I hate this bit." She grumbled.

He lifted her chin with his thumb and leaned in to press a kiss to her lips. She realised what he was doing and lowered her head so he ended up kissing her on the nose. "What's wrong?" He asked concerned.

"I just threw up, Caleb. My breath stinks." She grumbled.

He smiled and lifted her head again so she was looking him in the eyes. Her hair was a mess and she had puke breath and was only in her pyjamas but she looked beautiful. He leant down and whispered, "I don't care." Before kissing her on the lips.

She smiled when he pulled away and moved over to the sink to brush her teeth. Caleb went to check on Ava who was still fast asleep in her bed. When he was done Hanna was already back in their own bed. He got in his side and pulled her body close. She thought he had gone back to sleep until he spoke. "Are you sure your okay? I mean about everything yesterday."

Hanna looked up at him and nodded. "I don't know what happened with me." She said as her eyes started filling with tears.

"Don't cry, babe." He whispered wiping her eyes. "It was probably just your crazy hormones."

She nodded. "I do want this baby now. We going to have to give up a lot but it's our baby, half you and half me, like Ava." He smiled and pressed a kiss to her forehead. "I'm just going to have to put up with the bad side affects of it again." She muttered.

"There are some good ones." He smirked.

"Like what?"

"Well," He smirked, his hand running under her pyjama top and stoping on her stomach for a few seconds before moving higher her cup one of her breasts. "It gives you amazing tits and then when baby's born you have to pull them out every few hours."

Hanna shook her head laughing and pulled his hand out. "That's only a benefit for you."

"Well I can remember last time how horny you got." He teased. "And we both benefit from that one."

Hanna chuckled and cuddled closer into him. "Do you have any classes today?" He asked.

"I'm not going to them. I'll just say I'm sick." She replied. Caleb nodded, it wasn't a complete lie.

"You should just stay in bed all day and rest." He said.

"I can't, it's Ava's play later and we're both going." Hanna said looking up.

Caleb rolled his eyes. "I don't get why they're making two year old do a play. It's just gonna end in loads of tears and snot."

"It'll be cute."

"Why are they even doing a play Christmas was months ago?" He asked.

"It's not a Christmas play, it's about flowers and butterflies and we spent thirty dollars on her costume so your coming." She finalised.

He rolled his eyes and reached over to the bedside table to get his phone. He turned it on and an event came up on the calendar. He shot straight up and practically jumped out of the bed. "Shit!"

"What?" Hanna asked confused.

"My interviews today, I completely forgot." He replied as he opened the wardrobe and pulled out his suit.

"How did you forget?" Hanna asked rolling her eyes and getting out of bed to help him get ready on time.

Caleb pulled out a plain white shirt from the drawer and held it up in the light. "It needs ironing." He groaned throwing it over his shoulder and running into the living room. He pulled out the ironing board and plunged in the iron. "How do you work this thing?" He murmured as Hanna appeared with Ava walking at her feet.

"I'll do it." Hanna sighed taking his place while Caleb picked Ava up.

"Morning gorgeous." He smiled kissing her head.

"Me hunry." She whined reaching up and grabbing his mouth. He shifted her on his hip and walked into the kitchen. He pulled a banana from the fridge and opened it before breaking a piece off and handing it to her.

"Don't lite narnas." She mumbled shaking her head away from the banana.

Caleb rolled his eyes and stuffed it in his own mouth. "You'll have to wait then." He said then putting her down and walking back into the living room to find Hanna finishing his shirt.

"Thanks babe." He said kissing her cheek before putting it and and buttoning it up.

"How do I look?" He asked pulling his tie up further once he put it on.

Hanna looked at him stood in his shirt and boxers. "Hot, but you should probably put some pants on just incase your boss doesn't like this look as much as me." She smirked.

He laughed and walked back into the bedroom to find some pants.

"What time is your interview?" Hanna called.

"Half nine." He answered reappearing and fastening his belt. "But I don't know how to get to the office."

"Well, at least your prepared." Hanna mumbled rolling her eyes at him. "You can't miss Ava's play." She added.

"What time is it?" He asked pulling on his black jacket and shoes.

"It's at eleven at the nursery and your going to be there." She replied not giving him a choice.

"Promise." He smiled walking over to her and leaning in the kiss her lips. The kiss lasted for longer than he intended and had to force himself to pull away before he forgot about his interview and carried her back to bed.

"Good luck." She whispered pressing a kiss to his forehead.

"Bye Ava." Caleb called, seeing she was busy with her dollies. He walked over to the door but was stopped when she called out.

"Daddy!"

"What princess?"

"I'nna hug." She mumbled running over to him. He smiled and pulled her into his arms.

She wrapped her little arms around him and leant her head against his chest. He was suprised at how affectionate she was being to him this early in the morning.

"I have to go now but I'm going to come see your play later baby, okay?" He said pulling away.

She nodded and scrambled out of his arms and over to Hanna. "Good luck." She called one last time before he left. She really did hope that he got this job. He had been looking for months now and this was the last chance before they had to borrow more money from Claudia.

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Caleb arrived at the office with five minutes to spare. He sat down in the chair and pulled out his phone, sending a quick text to Hanna before a middle aged woman walked over to him.

"Mr Duncan will see you now." She said pointing to a small office.

He picked up his things and took a deep breath. He wasn't a nervous person when it came to things like this usually but today he had so much at stake if he didn't get this job.

"Ah, you must be... Caleb Rivers." A tall, plump man said looking down at his sheet for confirmation.

Caleb smiled and leant forward to shake his hand then sat down in the seat.

Before Caleb even had the chance to speak Mr Duncan started again. "Look Mr Rivers, I'm going to be completely honest with you when I tell you that I only accepted your job application to fill up a space. I've read through you files since and don't think your a suitable candidate for what we're looking for."

Caleb's heart and face dropped. They weren't even giving him a chance to speak before deciding he was no good. "Please sir, at least give me a proper interview like everyone else."

"Caleb, it's a waste of your time and mine. This job needs people that we can trust not people who have criminal records since they were twelve."

"You can trust me. I've worked as an information risk analyst before." He tried.

"I know. And you were fired because you hacked into another company. You also have no further education after high school, which you dropped out of." Mr Duncan chuckled slightly like it was obvious.

Caleb was getting really frustrated at his lack of seriousness. "Please sir, I really need this job."

"Caleb, you're young and free and seem to be a nice guy. Go home and travel the world or do something wild." He smiled. "You don't need a job right now."

Caleb had to force himself to bite his tongue for a second. "Please, I have a girlfriend and daughter at home, I do need this job." He pleaded.

Mr Duncan suddenly grew more serious. "How old is your daughter?" He asked.

"She's two." He replied. He didn't like the idea of telling this guy everything about his life but if it meant he got the job then it was worth it.

"I see." He nodded. "But Caleb, even if you are very talented hacker, you've got a criminal record longer that your arm."

"Most of that is from when I was younger in foster care."

"You grew up in foster care?" He asked. Caleb nodded wishing he hadn't told him that now.

"For how many years?"

"Since I was seven."

Mr Duncan looked at him properly for the first time since he had walked in the room. Taking in all his features and how desperate he looked.

Caleb saw the silence as an opportunity to speak. "I made a huge mistake when I hacked into that company and I nearly went to prison and nearly lost my family because of it. But I learnt from my mistakes and I would never do anything like that again."

He didn't reply.

"I've been hacking into things since I was thirteen so I know how a hacker thinks." Caleb carried on.

After a few minutes of silence Mr Duncan spoke. "I like you Caleb, a lot. You remind me of myself when I was your age. However I'm not going to offer you the job." He said.

Caleb's face once again dropped. He thought he'd finally got somewhere but apparently not.

"What I'm going to do is offer you an apprenticeship." He said.

"What would that mean?" Caleb asked. He was desperate and would accept anything as long as they paid him.

"Basically you learn the trade whilst working for us. It pays well and you will be with other people who are the same age. And at the end of the apprenticeship the company could offer you a permanent job."

"But I've already learnt everything."

"No Mr Rivers, you learnt the illegal way. We will teach you the legal way." He smiled.

Caleb nodded and took everything in. All he was hearing was the fact that he would get money for learning something he already knew.

"I can't confirm anything but you will definitely be put on the list." Mr Duncan said.

"Thank you, Sir." He smiled.

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Hanna picked up the paper program from the front desk and took a seat in the middle of all the chairs that had been set out by the nursery for the play. She placed her handbag on the chair right to her to save it for Caleb, who was supposed to meet her outside twenty minutes ago. She sighed and checked her phone again to see if he'd replied to the text she'd sent asking where he was. There was nothing. She rolled her eyes and crossed a leg over the other, trying to get comfortable in the small plastic chair. The small stage that had been set up with two rows of benches got the children to sit on and had been painted different shades of green to make it look like a garden.

She felt a tap on her shoulder and looked up to see an old woman standing next to her.

"Excuse me, are you saving this seat?" She asked smiling friendly at Hanna.

Hanna hesitated and looked around the room before picking up her hand bag. The play was about to start, Caleb was late and she clearly couldn't let a frail woman stand up.

"No, you can sit down if you want." She smiled.

The woman sensed her hesitation by the way Hanna looked around the room first. "Don't worry Dear, I can sit here if your waiting for someone." She smiled shuffling passed Hanna to sit in the empty chair on the other side of her. The woman sat down and rummaged through her purse for a while before pulling out a bag of boiled sweets and offering one to Hanna.

"I'm okay, thank you." She smiled politely declining.

"Do you know what time it starts?" She asked.

Hanna looked at the time on the phone before replying. "In about five minutes."

"Good. I'm here to see my grandson . He's only three and my daughter couldn't get any time off work to come and see him." She said taking a sweet for herself. "Who are you here to see?"

"My daughter." Hanna replied.

"Your daughter?" She repeated. "Sorry, I didn't mean to be rude. You just look so young I thought you were a sister or something."

"It's okay." Hanna smiled. She felt like saying she gets it a lot but held it back.

"I suppose a lot of people are having children young now. There's nothing wrong with it. Back in my day you were married at seventeen and started having children straight away." The woman commented.

Hanna nodded and looked back at her phone to see if Caleb had replied.

"Are you waiting for someone, dear?"

"My boyfriend, he's running a bit late." She replied.

"Men." She huffed shaking her head. Hanna chuckled slightly at her comment and put her phone back in her bag. "My grandson, Oliver, he's very shy and I don't think he's going to like standing in front of all of these people." She began. "Is your daughter shy?"

"No, she's definitely not shy." Hanna smiled shaking her head at the thought of her boisterous little girl.

A young girl who worked at the nursery stood up on the stage and announced the play would be starting in a minute. Hanna was about to get pissed at Caleb for missing it when he walked through the door and straight over to her.

"Where have you been? It's about to start." She asked.

"The interview took forever and there was loads of traffic." He explained. "When does it start?"

"Now." She replied as all the children started to walk out on to the stage.

They didn't spot Ava until she sat down on one of the front benches. "She looks so cute." Hanna whispered. Ava was wearing black leggings and a black top with a red and black spotty lady bird costume on and her blonde curls were tied back into a small pony tail at the back of her head. Caleb nodded and tried to catch Ava's eye as she scanned the room for her parents. She spotted them and waved over. Hanna waved back and Caleb stuck his tongue out before smiling. She started giggling and had to be told to stop by one of the nursery nurses who were sat at the front to help the children.

"There's my grandson." The woman next to Hanna said pointing to a timid looking boy with brown hair, who was also wearing a lady bird costume.

"He's next to my daughter, Ava." Hanna smiled.

"She looks a lot like you. Both of you." She smiled looking over at Caleb who was watching Ava intently.

Hanna nodded and turned her attention back to the play. When it was the lady birds turn to do their song and dance they all stood up. They sang a song and followed the actions of the girls who were leading them. Then all the lady birds sat down and it was the butterflies turn. Hanna could see that Ava bored by the way she was trying to pull her ponytail out.

Hanna caught her eye and shook her head. "Leave it." She mouthed.

Ava had no idea what Hanna had said and managed to pull the bobble out.

Hanna raised her eyebrows and shook her head as Ava just giggled at her.

"What's up?" Caleb asked Hanna noticing her frown.

"Look at her." She replied nodding towards Ava. She was sat on her bench laughing whilst a small group of children did their song and dance in the middle. "She's got your smirk on her face ."

"My smirk?"

Hanna turned to him and moved closer so their noses were almost touching. Her hand came up to grab his chin. "Yep. She gets it from you." Caleb laughed and closed the gap between their lips. Hanna lost her self for a moment as his soft wet lips rubbed against hers but quickly pulled away when she remembered where they were.

After that there was only a few minutes left and everything went smoothly. They had all stood up to sing the last song together and Ava beamed at her parents as they watched her jump up and down and do all the actions. When it was over the children were allowed back to their parent. Ava came charging over and jumped onto Caleb's knee. "You did so good princess." He smiled.

"You were amazing Avie." Hanna smiled as Ava leant over to Hanna's knee. She gave her a big hug and then picked up her bag.

A little boy with brown hair walked passed them to her grandmother sat next to Hanna. "Hi Ava." He waved.

Ava waved back and mumbled something. "Is that your friend?" Hanna asked.

Ava nodded and wriggled off Hanna's knee to go and stand next to Oliver. He was about a year older and taller than her but it didn't seem to matter.

"Looks like she's got her first boyfriend." Hanna whispered to Caleb. His head shot up and his eyes grew wide as he searched for his daughters so called 'boyfriend'.

Hanna couldn't help but laugh at him. "She's too young for a boyfriend." He said.

"I think they look cute together." Hanna grinned looking back at them both.

"No way." Caleb said. "Ava, come on we're going." He called holding his hand out.

She walked over to him and took it. Hanna stood up as well and looked back at the woman to said goodbye. "It was nice talking to you."

"Yes dear, goodbye."

Hanna caught up with Caleb, who was now carrying Ava and took hold of his other hand.

"Is Oliver your boyfriend, Avie?" She asked smirking at Caleb.

She nodded not fully understanding but laughed anyway.

They walked out the door and into the car park. "No he's not." Caleb said tickling Ava's sides.

She started giggling and squirming but still managed to nod. Caleb tipped her upside down and held onto her legs causing her to laugh even more. "Olly." She giggled.

Caleb turned her back round so she was facing him. "No Olly. Daddy's the only boy you can ever kiss."

Ava nodded and leant in to press a sloppy kiss onto his lips.

"She won't be saying that in a few years." Hanna laughed.

Caleb lead them out onto the main road. "Where are we going?" Hanna asked.

"To the car." He replied.

"The car parks there." She said pointing behind them.

"I know but there was no room so I had to park ages away."

Hanna sighed and rolled her eyes. "How did your interview go?" She asked remembering it was earlier.

"They didn't offer me the job." He said. "They offered me a place on an apprenticeship."

Hanna looked confused. "What's that?"

"They tech me how to do everything and I work at the same time."

"Do they pay you?"

He nodded. "I don't know how much yet but it should be what we need."

Hanna stopped walking and pulled him in for a hug. "I'm so happy for you."

He wrapped his free hand around her and chuckled. "I haven't got it yet."

She pulled away. "Yeah, but I know you will."

"I think it's the first time that growing up in foster care actually helped me in life." He muttered.

"What do you mean?"

"I don't know. It was like he only listened to what I had to say when I mentioned being in care." He replied looking just as confused as her.

"Maybe he's an ex-care kid as well." She shrugged and took hold of his hand. "But it doesn't matter because everything is going to get better from now on."

Caleb pressed a kiss to her fore head as Ava snuggled into his neck and they carried on walking to the car.

AN: I think this is the longest chapter I've written yet and I hope you all liked Ava's little show. And it looks like Haleb will be back together on PLL around episode 7 or 8 which I'm so happy about and it looks like Ty and Ash have been filming with a bed ;-)

Guestxoxo - I would ;love some ideas for one shots. I am quite busy with my other story at the minute but my GCSE's are nearly over so that means I will have so much more time to write over the summer.

Todays question is ...

Nice Alison or Bitchy Alison?

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