Chelsea added, “Your place is not too far from the school. I believe it’s in the catchment area.

“Liberty can take care of the two kids, cook, and clean for them. The boarding expenses…”

Hank interrupted her. “Chelsea, they are my niece and nephew. Forget the boarding expenses. I’ll get the kids transferred to the school here. Liberty will do the pickups and drop-offs. It’s not like she has anything else to do anyway.”

Seeing that Hank did not hesitate to say yes, Chelsea and her husband were over the moon.

Mrs. Brown pointed something out to her son. “Hank, you should discuss this with Liberty. She’s part of the family too.”

She then turned her attention to her daughter. “I heard the kids don’t get an automatic placement for the junior highs here. The parents must live or own a property in the catchment area to get into local schools. Chelsea, it’s not like you’re living in the countryside. It’s suburban. The schools there aren’t too bad. You and your brothers studied there a