Break On Through
““This is going to be fun,” she said in a bright voice. “We haven’t played this game in a while.”
Eli frowned. “We played last night.”
“Oh, that’s right. Well, it will still be fun.”
“It would be funner to run around outside,” Obie said. He kicked the leg of the kitchen table.
Cleo gave him a stern look. “Do not harm the furniture. You remember this isn’t ours, right?”
“I remember,” Obie mumbled.
She stifled her sigh. Her sons had actually been doing well with the sudden change. After pondering Reed’s offer for them to stay in the small cottage at the compound for about ninety seconds, she’d agreed. What else was a mother to do? While it didn’t solve the problem of Pete and what was going through his mind, it gave her some breathing room while she considered her options.
She’d moved in that very afternoon. Mid-week. Today was Sunday and the family was having a get-together at one of the bigger houses. She’d resolved to give them their privacy.
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