10 years later The sound of the grand piano spilled through the hallways, weaving between the scent of northern melons. The harvest was incredible this year, sweet and heavy in the air. “Now you’re even playing music easily, Remus,” Levi commented, leaning casually against the doorframe. “Well duh. I’m going to be better than you, Dad,” Remus said, puffing out his chest like he owned the whole house. “Then you’ll have to put in more effort. I memorized Peter Tchaikovsky by your age completely,” Levi bragged, voice thick with pride. “Ugh,” Remus huffed, slumping dramatically into the piano bench. “Are you guys competing with each other in here again?” I asked, stepping into the room, hands on my hips. “Mommy! I missed you!” Remus leapt up, waving his little arms. “Mommy!” Abel, his younger brother, squealed from across the room. Two years younger and already testing his lungs. I had another baby, this one very much planned, and yes—he looked exactly like me. “Hi, baby. I finis
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