Don sat in his office at the club finishing up some last minute paper work that needed to be turned in before the club opened up.

To say Don was excited, was an understatement. If nobody else was proud of him, he was proud of himself. He always wanted to make a legit and honest living for himself and his daughter.

Kay was almost a year old and the light of his life. He never thought he would be a single parent, but after the shit his baby mama pulled, he knew he would rather raise her than to have her in her life.

Tanya was her name but to Don, she was now just an egg donor for his daughter. Tonya and Don were never in a real "relationship". She was just somebody that Don usually called up whenever that sexual need crept up on him. At the time he considered her a good girl, at least a woman he thought had a good head on her shoulders.

That was until one day she vanished. All his calls and messages were blocked or ignored. It wasn't until Don was at the mall one day and ran into Tonya, only to find out she wasn't alone. A nine month old belly protruded out from her, leaving Don in shock.

When he got her to sit down and finally talk to him she had divulged that by the time she found out she was pregnant it was too late for her to abort the baby. Her final option naw was to give the baby up once she had it.

Don was pissed. Tonya acted as if Don was out here being a bum and she knew just like he knew that was far from the truth. So after Tonya had his little girl, he paid her $10,000 to never show her face in Atlanta again and no matter what, she would never have the right to call Kaydence her daughter. From the day he brought Kay home, it's been just the two of them and Don was okay with that.

Running a hand down his face,Don looked down at his watch.

"Damn." He chastised himself. Speaking of Kay, it was time for him to pick her up from daycare. He knew it was going to take some time for him to be there. He had to make sure all the workers who was in the club cleaning up were gone before he could lock up and leave.

Don hurried up and rush the rest of the workers out before he could jump into his white on white Range Rover to pick his little princess.

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