Holly and Robert awoke to the smell of bacon. They knew that Jayne was busy in the kitchen, the two got dressed and went downstairs where they found Jayne and Seana busy in the kitchen.
"Hi, Grandma Holly and Grandpa!" Seana went over and hugged them both.
Robert picked Seana up and smiled. "There's my girl, you sleep well?"
"Yes! Aunt Jayne and I did each other's nails!" Seana proudly showed hers off.
Jayne just as proudly showed what her niece had painted on hers. It was what you would imagine a almost four year old would. "Aren't they beautiful?"
Holly took her hand into hers as she smiled over at Seana. "So beautiful! You did good."
Seana looked at Robert proudly. "If I don't grow up to be a cop like you and Aunt Jayne, I can paint nails!" She told Robert.
Robert's eyes lit up, a big smile on his face. "You know you could do anything you want to, I have no doubt about that." Robert sat her back down.
"We are making breakfast! Bacon and pancakes!" Seana was so proud to be helping.
"It smells very good, you know chef might be another talent of yours." Holly told Seana.
Seana's face lit up from all the praise.
"She's been a wonderful helper. Tiff said she was coming to get her after breakfast so we wanted a little send off." Jayne gave Seana the plates. "Can you put these on the table."
Seana nodded as she walked out of the kitchen. Robert went with her.
"I love how close you two are." Holly told her daughter as she offered her help.
"She's great, her, Emma and Noah are all wonderful. You don't have to help me mum, I've got it." Jayne wanted her parents to take it easy.
"I want to, besides it gives us a little time to catch up. The wedding is coming up really soon." Holly was so excited for Jayne.
"I am so excited mum but worried, I feel Jackie is going to keep attacking us as some weird way of getting back at me for what she thinks I did to Chase." Jayne sat the plate down.
"You did nothing besides be his friend and let him go. I know how much you cared about him. You have to ignore Jackie, her getting a rise out of people is why she keeps doing it. I know it's hard but your father told me about the same thing many years ago." Holly didn't want Jayne to give Jackie something to report on.
"I know, I know. It's just so hard not to defend myself or the people I love." Jayne told Holly.
"The people you love find it hard not to defend you either. Let's just hope Tiff got through to her. Which reminds me." Holly went out to the living room to look at her tablet. Wanting to know if Jackie had followed through.