Keahu & Terrence — The Christmas Reunion
“Animals,” said Savannah.
“History,” Delilah announced, “but only the interesting parts.”
Terrence laughed, then caught himself.
“I liked history too.”
Mason thoughtfully asked which century, and Terrence realized how little he knew about children who had his eyes but not his habits.
After dinner, he leaned toward me.
“Can I take them to see the horses in the stable?”
“We can all walk there,” I said.
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