Once all of the plates were cleared away, those who hadn't been able to fit at the longest folding table for dinner moved their chairs and squished themselves around it to play the game. The younger children returned to playing UNO.
"This may take a while since so many people have to take turns," Mike warned. "Everyone needs to be patient. I'm looking at you, Steven Wagner."
Steve rolled his eyes. "I'm not a kid, Dad; you don't need to tell me."
"Doesn't he though?" Nicole muttered under her breath, making Heather and Marilyn laugh.
Was this how siblings normally interacted? The only sibling interactions he had ever seen were between Ten and Eleven (who barely seemed to understand they were related) and Leo and Isabella Harrison (who often hovered around each other at meals but did not joke around).
