Lisko’s American Life

"Where is the child now?"

Lisko beat the sofa next to him vigorously, probably because he was about to become a father for the first time. He understood Jimmy's mood very well. Now that the child has been brought back, he should deal with the current matter first. He asked Jimmy .

"In the car."

"What? You leave a baby who's barely five months old in the car alone?"

With a look of disbelief, Lisko immediately stood up, rushed towards the gate of the castle, and tremblingly picked up the playing baby from the back of the car. Inside a small sleeping bag, with hands exposed.

"Let me do it."

Jimmy followed behind and came out together, looking at Lisko's appearance, ready to step forward to take it.

"Go away, oh my god, you don't even have a child seat and you just put her in the back and you drove all the way back?"

Lisko glared at Jimmy, then asked.

"Yes, I drive very slowly."

Jimmy also realized his recklessness at this time, looked at his toes with some embarrassment, and answered softly.

Lisko didn't care about Jimmy behind him, just carried the child back to the living room, then put her safely on the sofa, stopped her with his whole body to prevent the other party from falling, and then watched carefully,

This child has the characteristics of all American children, with blond hair, blue eyes, and fair skin. The clothes on his body are obviously worn out, but they look clean. Seeing Lisko staring at him, he showed a big smile.

This smile almost softened Lisko's heart. He had already started to imagine whether his future children would be so cute, no, it should be even cuter.

"You don't have any experience. If you leave the child in your care, it's murder. I won't let this happen."

For a while, Lisko had no better way to do it, he just looked at Jimmy and scolded him angrily.

"I will study sir, I will study very hard."

"You don't have savings, you don't have your own house, car, you don't have your own room, you live in a dormitory, and you don't even have your own savings. You can't even support yourself, let alone children, milk powder, medical examinations, and diapers. , clothes, and all kinds of nutrients, you don’t have all of them,”

Jimmy is like all young American boys. Although the salary is high, most of it is spent on bars and small gambling games. He used to have some worse habits, but after entering the ranch to work, he slowly quit. .

Life is sloppy on weekdays, clothes are worn out when they can no longer be worn, only when they think about changing them, and when they take a shower, they are washed when they are in a good mood. They have all the bad habits of single men.

How can such a person believe that the other party will become a good father.

"Sir, I will work hard. I can save money slowly, give up drinking, stop playing cards, I work on the ranch, I can hold two jobs, and I can participate in rodeos. I am good at training horses. These It's all I can do, I will find a house as soon as possible, move out, and then hire a nanny or day care without delaying work."

Jimmy knelt down on the ground, tears streaming out, because he was afraid that the boss would say that he would send the child away.

"How much money do you have now?"

Lisko looked at Jimmy, and felt compassion. Yes, Jimmy is still young, and everything has a chance to start again, and this child means more hope and responsibility for change to him.

In fact, he knows Jimmy's previous state very well. Many young people are in this state. Because they can't find a target and no one cares for them, they spend their youth wantonly, drinking, promiscuity, gangsters, stealing, etc. Do all kinds of evil.

And since Jimmy has the idea of ​​wanting to change, that would be great.

When Jimmy heard Lisko's words, he immediately turned all his pockets out. The change and the full bill were added up, and the total was not a hundred dollars. You must know that the wages were just paid two days ago, and the money must have been lost again. Betting in a tavern.

Faced with this situation, Jimmy was also very embarrassed, staring at Lisko with eager and fearful eyes, for fear that the other party would change his mind and send his daughter away.

"You promise, you won't drink too much in the future, and you must work hard to create a good family for your daughter."

Lisko looked at the other person's eyes and confirmed it again.

"Yes, sir, I will do my best and give my all for my daughter."

Jimmy said this very seriously, and the relevant psychological preparations have been done, and he is very firm at this time.

Seeing this situation, Lisko looked back at the baby on the sofa, sighed helplessly, took out his mobile phone, found David's phone number, and dialed it.

"It's me, you come to my place, there is something, you come here by yourself."

Not long after the call was hung up, David rode over from the grazing place. He was a little surprised to see Jimmy in the castle, but he still greeted Lisko first.

"This kind of thing."

After listening to Lisko's story about Jimmy, David first looked at Jimmy in surprise. He didn't expect this guy to have a daughter, but how to deal with it next is a problem.

Jimmy is currently living in a collective dormitory. If he raises a child there, it will definitely not work. Second-hand smoke, plus the sound of snoring all over the sky, and the unkempt atmosphere of single men, this is not a good environment.

In addition, the baby will cry at night, so that everyone can't sleep well, and they will definitely not be able to work the next day. This is not a long-term solution.

"Well, let him use the room above the cafeteria first. Jimmy's cowboy work will be put aside for a while, and he will start working after he finds a day care center. At present, he will be responsible for finishing the daily work, such as cleaning the cowshed. Feeding water, etc., he was very skilled in doing these tasks before, which is quick and allows him to have time to take care of his daughter."

Lisco held his chin and stood up to speak. This is almost the best solution at present. As for Jimmy, he can temporarily entrust David's wife Jasmine to take care of him when he is working.

Or Catherine, although she is now married to Rooster, but because of her previous work, she has a good relationship with all the cowboys on the ranch, and I believe they are willing to help.

As for Jimmy, Lisko thought about it, took out a few banknotes from his wallet, about five hundred dollars, and handed them over.

"This is lent to you. You need to return it to me. Take it to buy some milk powder, children's clothes, and diapers and other necessary things."