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Chances are good you can be 5-4 with a win over the hapless Browns upcoming. Some fans are blaming the “no fun” NFL for a pretty strong ratings plunge.
could be interesting. The only mention I can recall about the agreement between the parties is Chloe said she could try the implant as many times as she wanted.
Chloe remember said from the first she couldn’t afford and didn’t want to raise a child at this point. But all that could go out the door if she starts on a warpath about the potential role of Deimos as father. IF there was no legal agreement could get messy. But would hospitals even go ahead with this othwerwise?if I were Nicole. That child does not belong to Chloe and Chloe should have A) informed Nicole that she was trying again and
should have told Nicole right away when she discovered the baby was not Deimos’. That Nicole and Deimos were getting together has no bearing on this. Chloe is not running the show here. But then Days had to drum up drama here. That it took her after the paternity test to figure out what happened. But then no one ever accused Chloe of being the brightest tool in the box. And that she has waited now how many months to not tell the bio mom? When was she getting around to that?
to me how Chloe could not instantly realize early on just the possibility that the implant worked and avoid all the trouble with Deimos, etc. And why not tell Nicole? I don’t get any of it – unless she’s thinking of keeping the baby.
when he first came on and initially with Sami. But I’ve found him increasingly annoying and not exciting at all as a beau for Hope. This pairing came just too fast for me after Bo’s eath and I don’t buy it as either natural or a great passion.
On the other hand, I am enjoying Chad and his complexity and hope there is chemistry between him and the upcoming new Abby (that is, if we ever see her!)and so entertaining. Yes, Calvin and Laurie are my favs but you cannot rule out James. He’s been posting top scores – all depends on how the public votes.
