oss a lovely<br >ng， he goes<br >rse s desire<br >er to enter a<br >adruplets<br >knows April<br >lum<br >earl for the<br >I ana<br >the near<br >Quintuplets，<br >Chapter One<br >Caleb McCallum peered through the glass window<br >of the McCallum Multiple-Birth Wing Neonatal In-<br >tensive Care Unit. Four plastic isolettes were marked<br >Baby Barrow number one， Baby， Barrow number<br >two， three and four--the four abandoned children<br >whose case he d been sent to mb0itor. A nurse<br >moved from isolette to isolette， touching each baby<br >gently， tucking a blanket here， replacing a baby cap<br >there. He was caught by her loving touch as she<br >lingered over each small form.<br > Caleb s mind automatically went over a previous<br >conversation with his father. Jackson McCallum，<br >founder of the Emily McCallum Multiple-Birth at<br >Maitland Maternity Hospital in Austin， had com-<br >manded him to "look" in on the situation and "find<br >out what you can. Use some of your police contacts<br >in Missing Persons， Caleb."<br > "Dad， the police will handle the problem fine."<br >He was an ex-police officer. Ex. Using his old con-<br ><br >