Salis saw the hill where the orphanage had stood still. He quickly took his steps and when he arrived at the orphanage, a nun had seen him and asked him to go inside.
'Is this okay? They just let me in without asking my identity?'
It was something that he had never felt before. The sense of doubt was not there. They don't even feel like they're in danger.
'What if I'm a thug or a con artist? Is this orphanage going to be okay? Did Leticia really grow up here?'
Salis can't imagine that his sister would be surrounded by people that are so nice that it almost feels like a lie.
Tak.
The nun put a hot tea in front of him as well as hers and then, she sat down as if she trusted the man in front of her.
"It's barley tea, it's delicious. You should try…" Sister Emma said as she offered the tea.
"Thank you," Salis answered but he didn't move or drink the tea.
Meanwhile, Sister Emma was sipping the warm tea as if he was on a vacation.
