Take a look around town

"Well, why don't we get out of the house?" Spencer said.

"Yeah?"

"Yeah. I could show you around town."

"Okay. That'll be good."

"Just one thing."

"What?"

"No phones."

Cassie gave Spencer a smile. "Sounds fair."

In the last few years, the town of Avonwick had been doing it's best to reinvent itself as a tourist town. An idyllic slice of country living that one could retreat to for a weekend, with enough distractions for the kids. He didn't really have any ideas on what Cassie would be interested in, but he decided to start with the local prohibition museum.

On the way, Spencer asked, "So what do you teach?"

"Spanish."

"Ah, okay."

"Does your daughter like Spanish?"

"I don't think it's her biggest subject."

"Does she have issues with it, or just not that interested?"

"More the later. She does seem to get good grades."

"Well, that's the main thing I guess."

Spencer pulled up by the Avonwick Prohibition Museum, that occupied a farmhouse that was owned by the somewhat infamous bootlegger Buster Solomon. The house had stood for over one-hundred years, even surviving Buster's last stand against the FBI, albeit with some new holes.

"So this is the local museum?"

"Yeah. Better get used to it, you'll probably do a few excursions here."

Cassie chuckled before looking around at the various information boards, and exhibit items, including Buster's Ford Model 18 V8 and the Thompson submachine gun he used in his last stand. Despite Spencer's remarks, Cassie took to the museum with a fair amount of enthusiasm, much to Spencer's relief.

After spending an hour at the museum, Spencer decided to use their outing as an excuse to go to Thuong Thien, his favorite restaurant in town. Their waiter told them they look like a lovely couple, which made Spencer blush and Cassie giggle. Much to Spencer's surprise, Cassie ordered the spiciest thing on the menu. He then watched with amazement as she ate the whole thing without taking a sip of water.

"Well, that was great Spence, but I think I'm ready to head home."

"Sure."

Once he got back to his house, Spencer led Cassie inside. She took a deep breath before Spencer asked "So, you had a good day?"

Cassie took the moment to pounce, and kiss Spencer. She then looked into his confused eyes before his mouth struggled to get words out. "W-what are you doing?"