Otsana
Paul’s brow furrowed with concern as he gripped the steering wheel a little tighter, his voice tinged with worry as he glanced at me. “You’re not bringing the kids back? I mean, you’ve always been so attached to them. You couldn’t stand to be without them before. What’s changed?”
I could see the unease in his eyes, reflecting the questions that must be swirling in his mind. His concern was palpable, and I wished there was some way to ease his fears. Of course, I loved my children more than anything, but after seeing Ralph, an unsettling feeling had gripped me, a feeling that it wasn’t safe for them to be around.
“Yeah, I’ve thought about it a lot,” I began, my voice steady but thoughtful. “I decided they should get used to staying with Angela for a while. She’s great with them, a
