DavinaGetting them out of the house felt like packing for a week-long trip, even though we were only going to the park.“Daniel, your shoes,” I said, from the living area. “They’re on,” he replied, already sitting by the door with his backpack, cap, and water bottle in hand like he was headed for a field mission.Meanwhile, Elle was on the floor, trying to fit two dolls into a tiny glittery purse. She always does this with her dolls everywhere. “I told you to bring one,” I said while walking closer to her. “I need both,” she argued, not even looking up. “She can’t go without her best friend. That’s rude.”“They’re not real,” I muttered under my breath. “She heard that!”Daniel snorted while holding a laugh. “You’re in trouble, Mom.”I gave him a look. “Don’t start.”He grinned, stood up, and opened the door without being asked. We finally got in the car. Elle talked nonstop the entire ride. Daniel stared out the window, but he wasn’t zoned out. I could tell he was paying attent
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