Then one of my sons walked into the kitchen.
“Mom?”
I looked up.
Ethan, the oldest, stood there holding a cereal bowl.
Behind him were Daniel, Noah and Samuel.
Four boys.
Four different personalities.
One impossible resemblance.
They all had Adrian’s dark eyes.
The same straight nose.
The same stubborn jaw.
Even the same little crease between their eyebrows whenever they were confused.
I looked at them.
Then at Adrian’s invitation.
And suddenly, I knew exactly what I was going to do.
I typed one sentence.
We’ll be there.
Then I pressed send.
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The boys were excited.
Christmas at an estate sounded like something from a movie.
Ethan wanted to see the horses.
Daniel wanted to know if the house had a swimming pool.
Noah wanted to know whether rich people really had servants.