Chapter Sixty-Four : I’m back

Amelia’s eyes widened with delight, and she pleaded, “Can we ride the carousel, Daddy?” Alexander, grinning, replied, “Of course, sweetheart. Let’s find the perfect horse for you.” The family joined the line for the carousel, and as the music played, the rhythmic up-and-down motion began. Amelia, perched on a beautifully painted horse, giggled with sheer happiness. Isabella, watching her daughter’s joy, turned to Alexander and said, “These moments, Alexander, they’re precious.” He nodded, “Indeed, Isabella. Sometimes we need to escape the shadows and embrace the simple joys life has to offer.” As the carousel spun, the Wilsons found themselves surrounded by laughter, creating a bubble of happiness in the midst of the carnival's excitement. Miles, leaning against the carousel’s fence, couldn’t help but smile at the scene before him. After the carousel ride, they explored more attractions—a lively game of ring toss, a whimsical house of mirrors, and a sweet shop that tempted them with