"I think that's an interesting idea," Helga said, entering the room. "I apologize, but I heard everything they said," she confessed.
"No problem," I said. "I will tell you about it soon."
"I'm surprised at Martin holding Henry," she commented, watching him hold him.
"I confess I am myself," he said. "By the way, my arm is numb, so if you can take it back," he said, moving closer.
I took my son in my lap and started playing with him. The mood was silent for a while.
"So, Lacey, what will you do?" Helga asked. "Are you going to visit your parents?" she asked.
"If Martin is okay with that, we can try."
"I'm up for it," he said. So we were on to a plan.
After the conversation, Helga said that we needed to plan because it would not be a trip to and from the same day; we would need to st
