Stories at the Crossroad. (completed)
Finally, the advice to the kids were, run straight home when you see a stranger, instead of the usual don’t talk to strangers.
Anderson turned to the stairs, intending on disappearing quickly. “Anderson, wait a moment.” Anderson let out an inaudible sigh. What he was dreading had come to pass. Anderson was hoping he could slip away and not have to deal with having to explain what happened. It was more like he had no idea how to explain it. Adding to his exaggerated reactions when he saw Mary earlier, the situation felt awkward to explain. There was no way he could say that’s my wife in her younger body. He had no doubt he would be sent to this world’s crazy doctor Xavier for that.