"Most things they need are already provided for them."
"What does that mean?"
"Most of their clothes, school supplies, toys, books, and other things are chosen by their grandparents."
The answer genuinely surprised her.
She had assumed those responsibilities belonged to the children's parents.
Instead, it appeared Don Alejandro and Doña Catalina had quietly claimed much of that role years ago.
The thought lingered in her mind.
Before she could ask anything else, however, both boys suddenly pointed excitedly toward the window.
"Auntie!"
"Look!"
Daniella followed their gaze.
One of the capital's tallest buildings dominated the skyline ahead of them, its glass exterior reflecting sunlight so brilliantly that it appeared almost silver against the sky.
Immediately the children launched into enthusiastic explanations.
Which stores occupied which floors.
Which toy shops were worth visiting.
Which arcade had the best games.
