Anna Graystone's POV
The more I got to know about Frederick MacKenzie, his grandchildren, and their life experiences, the more I liked them. By the time the evening was over and we were settled back in our hotel suite, I was sure of several things.
Firstly, these people were now friends for life. It was like we were drawn to them. That somehow, our families were meant to meet. Meant to be connected. That our connection was of current and future importance.
Secondly, and for me, of utmost importance, their story needed to be told. In fiction form of course, but I could already feel the outline of a new book forming. I hadn't said anything to Frederick or Ethan as yet, and I wouldn't say anything until I had a chance to discuss my idea with interest with both of them and Cecilia and her h
