"Mr. Valenti?" The man asked, and when Cloud confirmed it, he took blue papers out of his pocket. "You've been served." He told Cloud, walking away.
Aeris had heard the exchange, and she pulled Cloud's shirt on. He was tall enough that it covered everything.
"What the hell did you do?" She asked him, surprised. He had been so well behaved the last five years.
The papers were from a woman named Evelyn, requesting child support pending a DNA test for a baby girl. Cloud was to show up at the hospital the following day for a complete blood work-up.
Aeris had heard the exchange, and she pulled Cloud's shirt on. He was tall enough that it covered everything.
"What the hell did you do?" She asked him, surprised. He had been so well behaved the last five years.
The papers were from a woman named Evelyn, requesting child support pending a DNA test for a baby girl. Cloud was to show up at the hospital the following day for a complete blood work-up.