Chapter Forty-Nine
We don’t move back in with Holt the next day. We move back in within the hour. I have never been so grateful for the minimalist lifestyle Barron and I took on when we moved to employee housing in Mexico as I am when Mika opens one of the front doors for Wes. He comes running into my arms when he sees Barron and myself coming up the driveway with our one rolling suitcase each.
There are no negotiations this time. We sit down together at the table to discuss how it will be with us, and everyone asks for what they want. Wes wants to start having father-son days with him, Holt, and Barron. Barron wants to continue sequencing Wes’s emotions and start having lunches at the Cal-Mart offices once a month—to discuss shared family history and try out all the beta versions of the
