<div style="text-align: center;"><span style="color: #000040"><span style="font-size: 150%; line-height: 116%;">Ivy Belmonte</span></span></div><br/><br/><div style="text-align: center;"><a class="postlink" href="http://i1155.photobucket.com/albums/p543/Rikasha16/8e99f2f2-631a-4693-9107-697a5e177088.jpg">[ img ]</a></div><br/><br/><br/>Ivy kissed him back just as softly as he kissed her, it was nice to have soft sweet kisses like this every now and then and it was something she could easily get used to. Now she could see why some women spoke about how good their man was to them or why they were just so happy in general. To feel wanted and cared for by someone that wasn't your child or a relative was an amazing and warm feeling, one that she didn't want to leave her any time soon. If she could spend a lifetime with a man like Jerry the she would be happy with no complaints. She still didn't know how he would feel about meeting her daughter at some point even if he liked kids but her questions were just about to be answered.<br/><br/>When he spoke of meeting her daughter he didn't mean as anytime soon but he wanted to be sure. He understood she was a little girl and wouldn't understand much so if he were to meet her at some point the two of them had to be sure it was the best thing to do. The day Ivy would ever bring Jerry around her daughter would be very important and show just how their relationship was going and if they were in it for the long run. Just hearing how he felt and how he even wanted to know more about her little girl meant so much to her.<span style="color: #000040">"You have no idea how happy it makes me to hear you say that. Well she's your typical, active five year old. She started school last year and she simply loves it, she's so smart Jerry and it makes me proud of her. She adores Disney and is in that 'Frozen phase' right now where she loves the character Elsa from the movie, I swear I've seen the movie a hundred times because of her but it makes her happy so I don't mind. She loves animals and likes to help me in the kitchen. She's already trying to read by herself now.."</span><br/><br/>Talking about her daughter always made her so happy and it brought out the motherly side to her, despite everything she's done it was obvious she was a loving mother and wanted the best for her child even if that meant she had to swallow her pride just to make it happen. A mother's love for her child was surely a powerful thing. "If you ever meet her I'm sure she will like you Jerry. She's never really met many if any men before since my father was never a huge part in my life and the majority of my family is women anyway. But I could see her warming up to you rather quickly...kind of like I did.."[/color] She closed her eyes and rested against him, she wanted this night to last longer so she could avoid the reality of tomorrow but it was something she had to deal with whether she wanted to or not.