“He was about to head with the family to the elevators up to the top floor when, in the back of the theater, he saw his grandfather. Nick waved wildly and, sore legs aside, ran down the stage steps and up the aisle, bear-hugging his mother's father. “Man, it's good to see you,” he smiled at Grandpa. His grandfather ruffled his hair and hugged him back fiercely, his voice choked off. “Good to see you, too.” Nick looked up at his grandfather. “Why didn’t you tell me?” “Come on, my boy,” his grandf...ather said. “Let's go for a walk.” Nick nodded, glancing over his shoulder. He saw Damian staring at him. The heck with him. This was his grandfather. The two of them strolled out into the lobby. Tourists were marveling at the snow-topped onion domes. “How do they do it?” said one man with so many cameras slung around his neck, Nick was surprised he wasn’t hunchbacked. “I hear it's soap powder. Like Disney does,” offered a woman, obviously his wife, with dyed red hair that matched the lobster red of her sunburned skin, and wearing a Hawaiian-themed dress with hula dancers on it.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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