Olivia
I pushed the stroller along the path. Angela walked beside me, her gaze cast down toward the twins, who were giggling and looking around excitedly. We had left Nathan and his long lost uncle inside the Council building so they could have some privacy following their emotional reunion.
“You okay?” Angela broke the silence, giving me a concerned glance.
“Yeah, it’s just...a lot to digest, you know?” I answered, my thoughts still swirling like a whirlwind.
“Tell me about it,” she said, shaking her head. “Edward, back from the dead? It sounds like a soap opera plot twist.”
I chuckled. “Right? And you know how Nathan is. Family matters hit him hard.”
“True,” Angela said, slowing the stroller as we reached a small bench overlooking the pond. “So, do you trust this
