DANIEL.
“You’re not holding her right,” I chided him, carefully supporting the baby’s neck with my hand since River couldn’t hold a baby to save his life.
River adjusted his grip awkwardly. “Hey, I’m trying, man. Stop nagging me.”
His voice was a little too loud, and the baby let out a startled cry.
“Great job, Perez,” Liam growled from the corner and stepped forward. “You’ve got a talent for making babies cry. Hand her over to me before you scar her for life.”
River shot Liam a glare but he was already panicking because of the baby’s incessant cries so he reluctantly handed the baby over. To everyone’s surprise, her cries stopped almost immediately as Liam cradled her with surprising ease.
“Shh, don’t worry, little one, it’s okay. I’m here.” Liam murmured; his deep voice soft. The b
