Acceptance Settles In
Listening to the kids that night, I realized just how far we’d come. Eva’s gentle smile, Jonas’s thoughtful nod, and James’s curious eyes reflected a shared understanding that we no longer needed to resent the past. When Eva asked, “So, we’re really okay, right?” I nodded, feeling a deep sense of peace settle over us. I was grateful they were beginning to see things more clearly, ready to release the weight of old wounds and embrace whatever the future holds.
Acceptance Settles In
The Kids Are Curious
Most nights, I stayed up late, quietly working on something big, a secret project that kept me busy and excited. The kids always noticed and would ask, “Daddy, how come you’re up so late?” I’d just laugh it off, not wanting to spoil the surprise. Eva seemed suspicious at times, but I’d give her a wink and tell her not to worry. Their curiosity only fueled my excitement, making the secret feel even more special.
The Kids Are Curious
