"No one tells anything to Mama okay?" Elie said to his kids when they were back, out of the car, in their drive way about to go in.
"Why?" Deborah asked.
Elie inhaled deeply, getting ready to repeat himself. "I don't want her to be worried." He said.
"Okay." She said, or mumbled.
"Hey. Bears. I'm going to tell her but not now, we obey what Papa says, okay?" He said trying to convince them.
They both nodded. He walked them inside where Christy was making dinner happily singing her favourite hillsong. 'Even if it hurts'
"Mama!" The kids exclaimed and they hurried to go hug her, she crouch down and hugged them with a hug grin.
Elie force a smile as she walked over to him. She put her hands on his shoulders, and lean close going on her toss for a peck. Usually he insist to go longer but that day was different. He allowed her to pull away with no protest.
"How was your day?" He asked her.
