Carlos smiled when Elsa went sprinting down the hall to see Gui. He didn't sprint after her, but he liked that she was so devoted. He knew that he never had to fear for his son's safety when Gui was under the care of his mother. Elsa would never let any harm befall the boy. A few moments later, he followed her inside the room, and touched his son's hand from the other side of the crib. "He lookin' better," Carlos observed hopefully.
They stayed there for what seemed like forever to Carlos, until sometime in the early afternoon, when Brendan strolled in with a big smile on his face, which quickly disappeared when he saw Carlos. He hadn't expected this. He'd hoped to spend a couple hours at Gui's side with Elsa, and then take her home. But before he knew it, Carlos had his arm around his shoulder, and was pushing him back out into the hall. "Don't worry, she says she just gonna stay home with me one more night," Carlos told Brendan with a grin. "You take her tomorrow," he added with a condescending pat on the shoulder, before walking back toward the room. "So you can go 'head home," he offered in dismissal. Brendan stood in the hall for a moment when Carlos left him, looking longingly into the room, trying to meet Elsa's eyes for some sign that everything was okay.
They stayed there for what seemed like forever to Carlos, until sometime in the early afternoon, when Brendan strolled in with a big smile on his face, which quickly disappeared when he saw Carlos. He hadn't expected this. He'd hoped to spend a couple hours at Gui's side with Elsa, and then take her home. But before he knew it, Carlos had his arm around his shoulder, and was pushing him back out into the hall. "Don't worry, she says she just gonna stay home with me one more night," Carlos told Brendan with a grin. "You take her tomorrow," he added with a condescending pat on the shoulder, before walking back toward the room. "So you can go 'head home," he offered in dismissal. Brendan stood in the hall for a moment when Carlos left him, looking longingly into the room, trying to meet Elsa's eyes for some sign that everything was okay.