That night, Noah, Gwynn, and the kids went on a flight to Hucksburgh.

Gladys was reluctant to see them go. She sent them all the way to the airport and didn’t leave until the private plane took flight. She was still wiping away tears when they left.

The Sanders Group’s private plane landed in Hucksburgh at half past eight in the night.

There were four limousines in the airport’s parking lot. Charles and Renata perked themselves up to welcome the Sanders to their city. The former was especially committed to it. After all, Noah had control over his parents’ fates.

Later, Noah held Gwynn’s hand and walked out of the airport. The latter was holding Lorian’s hand while the former carried Holly.

The little girl wrapped her hands around her father’s neck tightly when she realized everything was new and strange around her.

Jake, who was standing next to Charles, came forward with a bouquet of fresh flowers and presented them to Gwynn. “Welcome to Hucksburgh, Ms. Gwynn.”

The Faulkner