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so this was it. I was finally going to adopt him.
I'd met him a few times at the orphanage, in one of those rooms with the too-big tables and intimidating social workers, where all you do is talk about formalities, medical information, records, the stupid stuff. I mean, don't get me wrong, it's all important to know, but I'd much rather get to know the kid than his file.
Cooper. He was adorable, in the way that young boys always are. But there's something about him, something that makes him even more than the other kids I had seen. He's got a spark, something, that I could see in his eyes, that drew me to him.
I'd be lying if I said he didn't remind me of my own children. but today was not about them, not about the past. Today is cooper's day. And I would make sure it was the best it could be.
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I pulled into the parking lot, blue pickup coming to a halt in one of the parking spots. After a quick moment of collecting myself, I hopped out and started walking towards the building (it was closer to skipping, if I was being honest.) the wooden door opened to reveal him, standing there with a few of the social workers, and I just. It's a feeling you don't know until you're grown, have children of your own. It's admiration, pride, joy, excitement, awe, it's all of that mixed together until it becomes one emotion.
"hi, Cooper," I smile, eyes set just on him and not the adults. They don't matter right now (they will in a minute, when I sign all that paperwork and such, but not yet.) "are you ready?"
[crappp sorry if that totally sucked, next post will be better I'm just trying to finish quickly and know squat about adoption. Her name is Arizona Robbins, btw]
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