Romina led River and the kids to the street across from where they had been. As she had said, that street was lined with stationery and toy stores.

She brought them straight to the biggest toy store on the block. The place was packed— parents with kids everywhere, browsing toys and shelves bursting with color.

"Baby, pick whatever toys you like," Romina said to Maverick with a smile. "Aunt Romina's buying for you and your sister."

She gently set Bethany down and took her tiny hand in hers.

Maverick glanced up at River.

River grinned. "Why are you looking at me? If your Aunt Romina wants to be generous, go ahead and pick more. It's not every day she opens her wallet this wide."

Romina shot him a look. "When have I ever been stingy? The last time I went shopping with you, didn't I buy a ton of stuff for them?"

"Sure, you're generous with them-but you're super stingy when it comes to me," River replied, his tone just a little bitter.

two little ones excitedly

the nannies to stay close and keep an eye on

know exactly what kind of relationship

chuckled lightly. "In business, we're competitors. But when we're not talking shop, I'd say we're... friends. We've known each other five or

plenty of styles he didn't have. If Aunt Romina was buying, it would be rude

was enchanted by everything. She flitted from one thing to another before finally settling on a soft rabbit doll

nodded enthusiastically.

sister has a ton of rabbit toys at home. She really

"Rabbits

only wanted the bunny, Romina bought it for her. Maverick picked just two sets of building

"They're such well-behaved kids," she said as they stepped

her, holding Maverick's hand. "My brother and sister-in-law are strict. When they take the kids shopping, they only let them pick one or two toys at a time. It teaches them how to make

the toys the kids owned were bought by

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