Josh Batton wore a white shirt and a pair of black pants.

With his hair slicked back, he looked dignified and fresh.

When the group of them came out, reporters were quick to swarm them, taking pictures frantically without turning the flash on to protect the baby's eyes.

Soon, they began asking a series of questions—

“Josh, do you feel anything special being a first-time father? Is there anything you’re not used to?”

“Ms. Cates, I’d like to ask how you feel as a first-time mother.”

“Mr. Batton, were you very excited to see your baby for the first time? How did you feel?”

“Ms. Cates, as far as I’m aware, Mr. Batton has been by your side to look after you all this while. Has he been doing a good job?”

“Josh, I heard you cried when the baby was born. Was it true? How did you feel?”

“Josh, please answer our questions.”

The questions from the reporters kept coming one after another. Josh and Annabeth Cates had no idea which question to answer first.

She was the first to pick up a