Smurfs 1700-1800 Ch.17: Connecticut.

Beyond the Window

Daniel Parker Hiddleston, Harrison Parker Hiddleston, Connor Parker Hiddleston, Peggy Parker Hiddleston, Diane Parker Hiddleston, Diana Parker Hiddleston and Penn Parker Hiddleston.

Daniel and the rest of his brothers and sisters were playing cards at the table with their grandfather Penn. Penn stayed over with the rest of the Hiddlestons group and Papa Smurf during the time he couldn't go on his own because of Alzheimer's disease. Penn is the last hope to their grandsons and granddaughters ever since he's been staying over in the last 30 years. It was a great experience that they learned from their grandfather's experience. Penn was like a second father to them. "Go fish!" Penn said out loud. "Oh grandpa," Daniel laughed. "You win," "I know," he said as he pat him on the head. Penn told the rest of his grandsons and granddaughters that someday when he is not around. They will be just fine. "Someday when I'm not around, I know you grandchildren, will be just fine," Penn's final words made Daniel feel overwhelmed. "But grandpa, don't you want to stay with us, even Decker and his brother?" "I will," Penn nodded. "Don't worry, I will stay with you but how long?" "I only have 14 hours to live, I have Alzheimer's disease and brain tumor," "No," Diana blurted out. "Why would you leave us? We were your 2nd children remember?" "Of course honey," Penn placed his hands on Diana. "You guys will always be my priority." It is the time that the Parker siblings will accept that their grandfather will be gone. "Okay then," Daniel abstained himself from denying. "It is time."

Decker Lucius Hiddleston and Herr Matthew Lucius Hiddleston.

4 hours later,
Decker and his brother took a long nap and woke up after a 1 hour of conference meeting. Herr woke up. "How long did we fall asleep on this desk like this?" He asked him. Decker looked at the clock and it was 2:00PM and turned to his brother Herr. "It's about time that ever happened since the day we were letting go of the problems." "I see," he noticed what Decker said. There was a news where he could literally do something to change. Herr finally found himself a brother and Giordano. "The Deckett siblings' death will not be in vain." Herr explained. "Although, it will be in our hearts forever, for you and Giordano looking for me as a smurf, your last name Deckett is now changed to Hiddleston." Decker knew he had his last name changed to Hiddleston. "I will define this name now. Decker Lucius Hiddleston and the oath myself, Herr Matthew Lucius Hiddleston." "Oh okay." Decker got up from the seat looking at the window. "Matt! Look," He called up. "What is it?" He wondered reading a newspaper. "There is a landscape nearby," He said. "I saw trees, mountains, oceans and many houses," "I heard what you're talking about," Matthew clears his throat that Decker saw the view. "It seems like a beautiful view of Connecticut, The British Redcoats raided the towns since American Revolution but it survived the damage and it's still standing, since when I got home from London, I remembered getting some scraps of newspaper article although it never gets lost." "I see," Decker nodded. The two brothers were looking at the view then, John Adams opened the door without knocking. "Mr. Hiddleston," he called two of the brothers. "Mr. Adams!" Decker turned his back to him. "Oh so any meeting?" "No," he shook his head. "I just came in just to stop by," "Oh okay that's good," Herr sat down making an eye contact with him. "So for now on you are going to remember Herr Matthew Lucius Hiddleston and Decker Lucius Hiddleston." John Adams nodded. "That makes sense so how did you meet?" "Since we had a sleepover at Thomas Jefferson's house in Virginia," he explained the story. "Right after visiting Martha Washington, I guess. Although, Decker and I didn't see each other since college years because we didn't have enough money to go to primary school so I moved to London." "The saddest thing was that," Decker paused to think that his brother moved. "We decided to split up until we had reconnected again since I had Giordano as my legal brother and then I finally found one." "I see," John Adams nodded. "But he's in good hands with you and your friends now," "Yup," Herr replied. John Adams decided to take a walk. "Well anyways I have to go back to work, I'll see you around," "Later," he said.

Next,
Herr and Decker decided to talk it out about what the issues are dealing with since the death of Monsignor, Coroner, George Washington and Martha Washington. "Before things get painful," Herr added. "All we can do is we wanted to get many things sorted out as possible when it happens because we knew we could survive the trauma without stopping, there is no giving up, there is hope that their souls will be resting in peace and never have to worry about that ever again." "I see," Decker replied. "Everything will change," Herr and Decker gave each other a hug.