“I still don’t think it was wise of you to bring her with us.”
I turned to look over my shoulder, seeing that Anna was still sitting silently in the car, positioned at an awkward angle in-between the car seats for the twins. The two said babies were fast asleep and didn’t look like they would be waking up anytime soon, but I couldn’t deny that Karen was right. As much as I had wanted to leave Anna at home, we couldn’t do that without either having to leave the twins there with her, or to bring them out here with us.
And I was no perfect parent, yet, but I was almost entirely sure that it wouldn’t be healthy for them to be out in the wind—and saying that it was windy, was an understatement. Karens’ hair was constantly blowing from one side to the other as the wind changed direction, and
