look, this story has many realism elements outside of Anya's family. I think that even if the issue with Henderson is resolved, he might leave anyway. he's old, he lived his life with ups and downs, regrets etc. he already taught the kids a lot of things and left an impression on them. So from a storytelling pov, it's logical to have him leave. I just hope I'm wrong. I love him too much
look, this story has many realism elements outside of Anya's family. I think that even if the issue with Henderson is resolved, he might leave anyway. he's old, he lived his life with ups and downs, regrets etc. he already taught the kids a lot of things and left an impression on them. So from a storytelling pov, it's logical to have him leave. I just hope I'm wrong. I love him too much