The situation with the other families is pretty similar over here.
Even though the men were reluctant, in the end they had to arrange flights for their wives and send them to the airport.
At the airport, the women made final farewells to their children and then, excitedly, linked arms with their girlfriends and walked to the plane.
"..."
Behind them, the men left behind formed quite a pathetic sight.
The little kids nearby watched and suddenly shifted to the side with a bit of disdain.
What's wrong with their dads?
Suddenly so contemptible.
*
Once on the plane, Sloane Hawthorne began to feel concerned.
"I wonder if they can take good care of the kids..."
After all, Silas Sinclair wasn't really the kind to care for children in her mind.
Fortunately, Chester Sinclair is obedient and mature for his age, so they don't have to worry too much.
Vivian Sutton pulled Sloane Hawthorne to sit down, "Don't worry about it."
