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<blockquote data-quote="Karin" data-source="post: 71577" data-attributes="member: 57167"><p>Later that evening, JR had finally tucked in Rebecca and all her stuffed animals. Watching the little girl yawn he asked her, “So did you have fun today my little princess?”</p><p></p><p> “Oh sure I had the best day uncle JR,” Rebecca smiled.</p><p></p><p> “I’m glad to hear that,” JR smiled.</p><p></p><p> “And I can’t wait to do it all again tomorrow!”</p><p></p><p>JR made a face, “What did you say?”</p><p></p><p> “I said that I’d like to do this every day,” Rebecca smiled sweetly at JR who looked like he’d bitten into a soar apple. Since this surely wasn’t the way he’d like to spend his days. No he’d rather spend time with his own son rather than his niece. It was strange before today he had never considered her as such, but looking at the little stubborn monster child in front of him JR couldn’t help but seeing a lot of Pamela Barnes in that girl. Only problem was that the more time he spent with the girl, the more she reminded him of a Ewing too. <em>She’s already learnt how to wrap her grandparents around her little finger, just like Lucy did. She has a playful side just like Bobby and just like the rest of the family she’s already learnt how to scheme to get what she wants. No that child is no ordinary child.</em> JR reflected. He then realized that it was a good thing she was so demanding or he might end up actually loving her and he couldn’t afford to do that. Feeling his back hurt, as he got up to get a Doctor Seuss book from Rebecca’s book shelf, JR couldn’t help but wishing for Bobby to come home soon.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Karin, post: 71577, member: 57167"] Later that evening, JR had finally tucked in Rebecca and all her stuffed animals. Watching the little girl yawn he asked her, “So did you have fun today my little princess?” “Oh sure I had the best day uncle JR,” Rebecca smiled. “I’m glad to hear that,” JR smiled. “And I can’t wait to do it all again tomorrow!” JR made a face, “What did you say?” “I said that I’d like to do this every day,” Rebecca smiled sweetly at JR who looked like he’d bitten into a soar apple. Since this surely wasn’t the way he’d like to spend his days. No he’d rather spend time with his own son rather than his niece. It was strange before today he had never considered her as such, but looking at the little stubborn monster child in front of him JR couldn’t help but seeing a lot of Pamela Barnes in that girl. Only problem was that the more time he spent with the girl, the more she reminded him of a Ewing too. [I]She’s already learnt how to wrap her grandparents around her little finger, just like Lucy did. She has a playful side just like Bobby and just like the rest of the family she’s already learnt how to scheme to get what she wants. No that child is no ordinary child.[/I] JR reflected. He then realized that it was a good thing she was so demanding or he might end up actually loving her and he couldn’t afford to do that. Feeling his back hurt, as he got up to get a Doctor Seuss book from Rebecca’s book shelf, JR couldn’t help but wishing for Bobby to come home soon. [/QUOTE]
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