In the end, Felicia took the two boxes of pastries and went to the airport alone in a taxi.
She landed in the Capital around noon.
The driver was there to pick her up and drove her back to the Ross family home.
The next day, she went to pick up Anne and bring her back to the house.
Colton was assembling something in the living room while Ava sat nearby with Sean, who was happily playing with a small, carved wooden toy.
“Grandpa Colton! Grandma Ava!” Anne called out as she saw them.
Colton looked up and put down the part he was holding. “Anne, you’re here! Come give me a hug.”
Anne scampered over.
Colton pulled his granddaughter into his arms for a hug. It had been a while, and he had missed her dearly.
Felicia’s gaze fell on a collection of carved wooden toys on the coffee table. The craftsmanship was exquisite, clearly master-level work made with traditional techniques.
Colton handed one to Anne, who looked at it with curiosity, having never seen anything like it before.
“Dad, who sent all these?”
Colton explained, “My friend had them sent over. He said he knows an old master craftsman and bought them for the children.”
Felicia was surprised. Her father had mentioned that Dean lived abroad most of the year. She never would have guessed he knew traditional artisans back home.
“Anne, do you want to build this with Grandpa?”
“Yes!” Anne said happily. “Mommy, you join too.”

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