Sienna had no idea how to answer her father.
Her throat seemed to close, leaving her unable to speak for a long time.
Just as she feared her emotions would expose the truth, they arrived at the restaurant.
She hurriedly changed the subject and led her parents out of the car.
The neighborhood bistro was extremely popular, and its private dining rooms required advance reservations. Since Sienna hadn't booked one, they had to eat in the main dining room.
Her parents didn't mind.
To them, the setting mattered far less than the warmth of sharing a meal as a family.
When the food arrived, Sienna served her parents. "These are the house specialties. Try them... And stay a few more days. Now that Zoey is in school, I can show you around Baycrest."
Margaret had no objection.
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