"Kela!" I shouted. "Shouldn't you be in your room right now? Your mother surely must be looking for you now." I jokingly threatened."I don't think so. She knows I am here," she said unbothered by what I had said. She was busying herself playing with her picked flowers earlier in the woods on my bed.
"Well, you never know. She has been different from the way you have your freedom. I hope you understand her Kela? I asked, well it is not right for me to join their personal affairs I just have observed that Ms. Alena has been paranoid and Kela as a kid might misunderstand that.
"I think it's okay. I'm not alone here so I can also play here! I have you, mother, and aunt Risa!" she happily exclaimed. I smiled at the little child's remark.
"Yes indeed."
