"Let's go out to eat and celebrate properly, with the two kids in tow—we'll always be together as a family!"
George Flack liked to use phrases like 'never parting.' He hoped that Aria Grant would never leave him.
"Sure, let's go out then, there will be more options to choose from!"
George Flack was nodding frantically, then asked Aria Grant what she wanted to eat.
"You choose first, I'll go let Ivy know and also tell Dylan!"
With that, George Flack immediately stood up and rushed out.
This exciting news, of course, had to be shared with Ivy Grant, who had felt that George Flack was there to comfort others, telling them not to worry and that everything would pass.
But in the end, George Flack was as excited as a child hunting for Ivy Grant, eagerly wanting to celebrate the good news.
This time, George Flack did not even knock; he burst into the room, saw Ivy lying on the bed, and pulled her up.
"Ouch, can't you be a little more gentle? What's got you so excited?"
