The next morning, the air was filled with the familiar excitement of Disney World, and everyone was eager to get an early start on the day. Isa and Jey had woken up before the kids, using the quiet time to plan the day ahead. It had become a bit of a routine-sipping coffee together while the twins still slept, making sure everything was in place for another adventure.

Jey looked at Isa as she stood by the window, her eyes distant, a thoughtful expression on her face. "What's going through that mind of yours?" he asked softly.

Isa smiled, turning to face him. "Just thinking about how much has changed... how much better things are now."

Jey's gaze softened, and he stepped closer to her. "Yeah, it feels like we're finally getting to the good part, huh?"

The sound of the twins stirring in the other room interrupted them, and Isa laughed, walking over to check on them. Sofia was the first to wake up, stretching with a big yawn before flashing Isa a grin. "Good morning, Mommy!"

"Good morning, sweetheart. You ready for another adventure today?" Isa asked, brushing a lock of hair from Sofia's face.

Sofia nodded enthusiastically, her eyes bright with excitement. "I want to see the princesses today!"

Isa chuckled. "We'll definitely see them, don't worry."

Mateo was the next to wake up, rubbing his eyes sleepily. He looked around, saw Jey standing by the window, and immediately perked up. "Uncle Jey!" Mateo called, his voice full of excitement.

Jey grinned, walking over to the bed and lifting Mateo up with ease. "Hey there, champ. Ready for today?"

"I want to go on the roller coasters!" Mateo said, his excitement growing.

Isa laughed softly. "You're going to have to wait a little longer for those, buddy. Today is all about meeting the princesses."

"Princesses?" Mateo frowned, his enthusiasm fading a bit. "I don't know..."

Jey knelt down next to Mateo, giving him a playful nudge. "You know, buddy, princesses can be pretty cool. You'll get to meet them, and maybe even see some magic. It'll be fun."

Mateo's face lit up. "Okay! I want to see the princesses!"

Isa smiled at Jey, her heart swelling with affection. "Thank you for that. He listens to you more than he does to me."

Jey shrugged with a grin. "It's all about finding the right angle."

Once everyone was dressed and ready, they made their way to the park. The day was already shaping up to be just as magical as the previous one, and the twins were eager to explore more of the park's wonders.

As they walked through the bustling streets of Magic Kingdom, Isa held Sofia's hand while Jey carried Mateo on his shoulders. The joy on the kids' faces was infectious, and Isa couldn't help but be filled with gratitude. Even though their lives had been filled with turbulence and uncertainty, moments like these made it all worthwhile.

"Look, Mommy! It's Cinderella's carriage!" Sofia exclaimed, pointing ahead.

Isa smiled down at her daughter. "You're right. It's beautiful, isn't it?"

The family continued to explore the park, and soon they found themselves in line for a meet-and-greet with the princesses. As they waited, the twins' excitement grew. Sofia could hardly contain her anticipation, while Mateo was a little more reserved but still curious about what was to come.

When their turn finally arrived, the twins were in awe as they stepped up to meet Cinderella, Snow White, and Belle. Sofia couldn't stop smiling, chatting away to each princess about her favorite things. Mateo stood a little shyly at first, but when Belle crouched down to speak with him, his nervousness melted away, and he found himself smiling too.

Jey and Isa stood off to the side, watching the kids interact with the princesses. Isa squeezed Jey's hand, her heart swelling with love. "This is what it's all about, isn't it?"

"Yeah," Jey replied quietly, his eyes soft. "These moments... they make everything worth it."

Later that afternoon, after more rides and laughter, the family gathered for lunch at one of the park's sit-down restaurants. It was a quieter moment amidst the chaos of the day, a time to sit back, relax, and take in the memories they were creating together.

As they sat around the table, Jey looked at the kids-Sofia, Mateo, and Kingston-and then at Isa. There was a sense of peace in the air that hadn't been there before. For the first time in a long time, everything felt right.

Isa noticed his gaze and smiled at him, her eyes full of gratitude. "Thank you," she said softly.

"For what?" Jey asked, genuinely curious.

"For giving them this. For giving us this." Isa's voice was filled with emotion as she looked at him. "This trip, these moments... they mean everything to me. To all of us."

Jey reached over and took her hand, squeezing it gently. "It's nothing. I'll do whatever it takes to make sure you all feel loved. You deserve this, Isa."

The conversation turned to other topics-plans for the rest of the day and the upcoming dinner reservations-but Isa couldn't shake the warmth in her chest. She had always known Jey was a good man, but moments like this made her realize just how deeply he cared.

And as they finished their meal and headed back to the hotel for a night of rest, Isa couldn't help but feel that this was the beginning of something even greater than she had imagined. The magic of Disney World wasn't just in the fairy tales-it was in the people you loved, the family you built, and the memories you made together.

And for Isa, that was more than enough.