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EIGHTY NINE
As they had expected, Emily looked very enthusiastic the first time she got out of the car without Calvin's help. The little girl eagerly refused to be lifted and instead jumped up excitedly after Calvin helped her unbuckle her seat belt from her car seat.
After that Emily immediately ran to the door of the house Hazel had just opened and hugged her mother's legs with a big enthusiastic smile.
"We're on an adventure, mom?"
"What has Calvin told you?"
“We are going on an adventure in the woods for two weeks!” The little girl's face lit up.
Hazel really wanted to laugh out loud at the excitement that Emily was showing while Zinny looked so lazy, even scared as she passed through the big trees around Calvin's house to get into the house.
"Is it dark in here at night?"
Zinny's face formed a frown. Hugging her teddy bear, she continued to snuggle closer to Catherine who was currently shrugging her shoulders at Hazel.
"She's
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