“Why?” I asked.

“Because he was right,” Ethan said.

“I don’t deserve to manage family assets when I abandoned my own sons.”

I looked at him for a long moment, seeing the deep lines around his eyes that hadn’t been there eight years ago.

“We leave in one hour,” I said.

“Can I help load the bags into your trunk?” Ethan asked.

“You can carry Henry’s model,” I said, turning toward the door.

“He doesn’t like the rotor blades getting bent.”