He denied him his pizza out of love, really. Love for things that did not come covered in grease. Still, he smiled softly at as Elisha dealt with Izak and Sarah.
"But...You...He can get a cab," Izak protested before groaning and giving up on the argument. He was clearly not going to win, just based on the way Elisha's shoulders were set.
"A cab, he says..." Hadyn said with a laugh. "He'll be the worse you know." Izak knew the science, he knew the medical presentation, the statistics. Of their children, Izak had been the one that followed him. "Sarah the most likely to cry..."
Ty. Ty would be the most practical of their children, he suspected. And he would keep his fears to himself, maybe he would ask Izak questions. He'd hold Sarah as she cried, if she cried.
Getting to his feet, Hadyn pulled his IV and heart monitor with him as he moved to the window. He felt...off balance, but that could have just been from a lack of food. "What do we do now?" He asked as he stopped at the window and looked out.
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"But...You...He can get a cab," Izak protested before groaning and giving up on the argument. He was clearly not going to win, just based on the way Elisha's shoulders were set.
"A cab, he says..." Hadyn said with a laugh. "He'll be the worse you know." Izak knew the science, he knew the medical presentation, the statistics. Of their children, Izak had been the one that followed him. "Sarah the most likely to cry..."
Ty. Ty would be the most practical of their children, he suspected. And he would keep his fears to himself, maybe he would ask Izak questions. He'd hold Sarah as she cried, if she cried.
Getting to his feet, Hadyn pulled his IV and heart monitor with him as he moved to the window. He felt...off balance, but that could have just been from a lack of food. "What do we do now?" He asked as he stopped at the window and looked out.