“We have your police records on hand. Let’s see… Well other than a couple of unpaid parking tickets, you seem pretty clean.” She continued.
“I appreciate that.” I chuckled at the social service worker’s comment.
“Next is to check your living conditions; just to be sure how they’ll be for when the child is brought here. Things that will be seen will be overall cleanliness, house structure, and from I’ve read, Lea Summers is marked down as 4 years old. So, baby proofing the house won’t be all that necessary.” She added cheerfully.
“Oh ok.” I simply replied.
“When do you think you’ll be available for the home study Mr. Soel?” Bridget asked.
“How about next week; same day, same time?”
“Perfect! Monday, at noon. Let’s hope you don’t forget, now!” She chimed.
“Oh I won’t. Talk to you soon.” I said, closing my phone.