Chapter 6

• Just as Anna had promised, the children saw the beautiful world on the seven hour trip. Georgia had made sure to pack toiletries, enough snacks to last for the entire trip, made sure their tablets were charged to full capacity before setting out on the road trip. For maximum safety and efficiency, Anna had hired a driver to drive them there with the arrangement that she would pay for his return ticket.
• As early as six in the morning, they were all ready, clad in beautiful holiday clothes except the driver who would dress in a casual manner. They stood at the door, waiting for him to arrive and Anna turned the decision she had just made over and over in her mind.
• She weighed the decisions and the possible consequences it might have on her and her children. She also looked at the other way at what might happen to her friendship with Anna if she refused. Anna wouldn’t object, and would certainly not hold a grudge, but Georgia couldn’t bring herself to refuse Anna, especially when it had to do with her family member.