The sun was barely up when my bedroom opened and Aidan ran in holding his Dragon, ''Mommy wake up!'' He shouted, and climbed onto the bed, ''We're going to the festival!''
Flynn growled and pulled Aidan in between us, ''We're not leaving for a few hours, go back to sleep.''
''No, let's go now!'' He argued, and I smiled.
''Baby, the festival doesn't start until ten, go back to sleep.''
Aidan pouted grumpily, but fell back to sleep, and didn't wake us again until eight, when he rushed us out of bed to get dressed. We took our time, washing up, dressing and having breakfast, before everyone tried to round up all their spouses and children. Arin made two portals, one for us, and another for the sirens and mermaids.
I held Aidan's hand as we stepped through the portal into the unfamiliar c
