After all the drama, a concession was made in which the children promised each other that they would meet up at least once a week--whether it was in the lakehouse or the cliff house.
And so, once a week, a small table would be set on either house. And no--they didn't do fake stuff like fake teacups and fake plates to have fake houseplay. No, no--they'd have juice boxes--and milk in a sippy for Byul--and mini cakes for their afternoon tea meeting. Like grown-up.
And it was an exclusive meeting too. No grown-ups, because they talked about children's business. Which snacks tasted the best these days, which lotion didn't make them itch, how to cheat nap time--which they knew they shouldn't do, but why should they sleep when they didn't feel sleepy was something they could never understand--stuff like that.
Adults wouldn't understand, so it was strictly for children.
Unless Nari or Byul wanted to use the bathroom, then they would call the nannies.
