“I need to see for myself that they are okay,” Caleb says. “Me too,” I added, and we both tried to get up. “You aren't going anywhere. Lay your asses down. You will see them soon,” Cassy says. A few minutes later, dad and Jessie came into the room, pushing Sophia and Phoebe in wheelchairs.
They look just as bad as we do, but they are here and alive and that’s all that matters. Jessie wheels Sophia over, and her mom comes to hug her first, before they help her up to hug me. I just want to hold her to assure myself she is really okay. “These two wouldn't get checked out, until they saw you,” dad says as he wheels Phoebe over to Caleb.
We hug them, and then they switch, so Phoebe can hug me and Sophia can hug her brother. “Don’t worry, we will have you all moved into the same room. We alre
