LYRON
After the meeting concluded, I felt drained but proud of how Eleo had stood up for himself. As the parents filtered out of the meeting room, I pulled Eleo close and whispered, "You did incredible today. I'm so proud of you."
"Thanks, Mom." His small smile lit up the room.
"Now, let's go grab some lunch or something," I suggested as we stepped out into the hallway.
"That sounds good. Can those two following me come along as well?"
I turned to see Alora and Martins giggling behind us, and I smiled at them.
"Sure, why not?"
Today was supposed to be special, and it felt like the perfect opportunity for me, Amil, and Eleo to spend time together as a family. We'd never really had a chance to go out together. Between the paparazzi snapping pictures and the ever-watchf
