"Yeah, yeah, you threaten, but you never go through things. I'm not sure all those stories I heard about are real. I'm starting to think you made them up," he answered with a straight face.
Robert was not thinking about that reason. He was trying very hard not to, because the idea that they weren't safe in their home created a lot more questions about G's disappearance, questions he did not want to answer. "You're the one complaining about the space. I didn't say anything and neither did the kids. It's all on you."
He chuckled. "If there's someone who can get kids to do something is Savannah. I think we need to talk, all of us and figure out a consistent way to train them. I don't know if Isabella can actually get when to change yet. It's a complex idea as oppose: hide until daddy finds you, but we can always try."