Pastor Davis smiled at the couple. He took one last sip of his coffee and nodded. “All right. Let’s get you lovebirds on the train then. I’ll meet you out front.”
Ian flashed an excited grin at Elizabeth. He looked between Nancy and Pastor Davis. “Thank you for everything. We really appreciate it.”
“You’re welcome Ian,” Nancy replied with an honest smile. For once, she wasn’t bullying him. Amy stepped down from her stool at the sink. She ran over to Ian and threw her arms around him and Elizabeth.
“I’ll miss you Uncle Ian and Aunt Elizabeth,” she said.
Ian blushed and patted Amy on the head. “I’m an uncle now,” he said in a hushed tone to Elizabeth, smirking in amusement.
“You’re a pain in the behind,” Nancy said having overheard him.
Ian closed his eyes and mentally groaned. “You know, I take back everything I said.”
Nancy yelled, "Chris! Come say goodbye to your bad influence!"
Chris had been playing with his toys when he stood and raced over to Ian, throwing his arms around him, and then Elizabeth in a similar fashion as Amy.
"Aw, why you got go?" Chris said, frowning at the floor.
Ian patted the boy's head. "We'll be back. Maybe I'll bring you and Amy a souvenir."
Nancy's eyes widened. "You better not. There isn't anything there for children!"
Ian couldn't stop grinning with mischief.
Ian flashed an excited grin at Elizabeth. He looked between Nancy and Pastor Davis. “Thank you for everything. We really appreciate it.”
“You’re welcome Ian,” Nancy replied with an honest smile. For once, she wasn’t bullying him. Amy stepped down from her stool at the sink. She ran over to Ian and threw her arms around him and Elizabeth.
“I’ll miss you Uncle Ian and Aunt Elizabeth,” she said.
Ian blushed and patted Amy on the head. “I’m an uncle now,” he said in a hushed tone to Elizabeth, smirking in amusement.
“You’re a pain in the behind,” Nancy said having overheard him.
Ian closed his eyes and mentally groaned. “You know, I take back everything I said.”
Nancy yelled, "Chris! Come say goodbye to your bad influence!"
Chris had been playing with his toys when he stood and raced over to Ian, throwing his arms around him, and then Elizabeth in a similar fashion as Amy.
"Aw, why you got go?" Chris said, frowning at the floor.
Ian patted the boy's head. "We'll be back. Maybe I'll bring you and Amy a souvenir."
Nancy's eyes widened. "You better not. There isn't anything there for children!"
Ian couldn't stop grinning with mischief.