CHAPTER 50: A beautiful understanding

　　We arrived home and Aaron carried the still sleeping Zion into his arms and rested his small head on his shoulder and we both approached the house. The little boy must have felt the change because he woke up and his dull eyes lingered on me. 　　“Mommy.” 　　“Yes, my love.” 　　“Are we home yet?” 　　I bobbed my head, “We are, we are going in now.” 　　Aaron opened the door, and I followed him inside. “I’m hungry,” he whined. 　　“I know and I will get you something to eat in no time.” I reached out and ruffled his hair. I felt exhausted from the stress of today, but I had to put him first and put his needs above mine, like always. 　　“Okay, mommy.” 　　My eyes strayed from him and moved around the room. I haven’t even taken the time to notice the massive change that had taken place in the room and now that I had; I realised nothing changed. Everything was the way it used to be, and it felt as if there was never an attack to begin with. Aaron had spoken about taking care of what happened, b