Emma POVThe silence at Saturday night's dinner table had been thick enough to choke on.As I sat on the patio of my parents' house the next afternoon, my mind kept dragging me back to that dining room.Wesley hadn't spoken the entire evening. Anita and Isabella had tried to fill the silence, babbling about the upcoming coronation.I hadn't spoken a word. Neither had Charlie.My parents, Uncle Cameron, and Luna Lisa had kept passing glances across the table, silently asking what kind of war had broken out between us.Normally, we were a storm of overlapping voices, laughing, arguing, finishing each other's sentences. But last night, the elephant in the room had left no space for anything else.Beneath the embarrassment, I felt relief. I was grateful neither Wesley nor Charlie had blurted out the truth in front of everyone.I'd decided my parents deserved to hear it from me first, in private, without the spectacle of a family dinner. I was also grateful no one had hounded me with calls
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