Extra II. Welcome Home

“Oh, you shouldn't brag about it, Max. Cayden understands not because of your easy explanation, but because he is indeed a genius," Julian objected as he did not accept if his brother won.

“Just admit it, Julian! No matter how genius the Little Prince is, he still won't understand if someone teaches in such a complicated way as you did back then,” Max said while shrugging for a moment.

Before Julian could argue, Gabriella rushed to interrupt in a cheerful tone. “Sorry, Evans brothers. I think you have to continue this debate later.”

Without needing another word, Max and Julian turned their gazes to the windshield. When they saw a simple building made of wood and planks, the two of them shared a smile.

"We're here, Little Prince," Max sighed, successfully getting Cayden up from his mother's lap.

As soon as the toddler checked what was standing at the end of the road, his laughter broke out again. Hugging his mother, he whispered, "It's like a zoo." <