“We’re here,” Hunter announced, pulling Iris’ thoughts back to the present. He expertly maneuvered the wheel and pulled over into an empty space in the parking space in front of the brightly lit Walford Gymnasium.
When the vehicle halted, she heard Morgan’s seatbelt click, which immediately alarmed her.
Tilting her body, her eyes shot the little girl a warning glance, saying, “Morgan, what do we do at the Local Boards Games?”
She had always encouraged Morgan to play and make friends with other children. However, sometimes she couldn’t help but be afraid if she makes trouble for others, knowing how the little girl can be quite mischievous.
“Mommy… I know… I remember everything,” Morgan whined in her baby voice.
“Tell me.”
Whimpering like a lost puppy, Morgan puckered up her lips and l
