Trainwreck. This was a trainwreck. Asher had tears in his eyes as he gazed away from Lia. Lia who was a child king in her childhood was stumped at this development. She did nothing. It was a big mistake.She just entered the room and she tripped over a wire. Unfortunately, that wire was placed behind the card tower made by the kid. And it collapsed gorgeously. It all happened in slow motion. It was enthralling like the dominoes falling. And at the same time, Asher was about to cry."I don't like you."He yelled and ran away. Lia looked broken by her luck just now. This was a huge difference from what she witnessed and expected. She saw her brother charming this kid and herself disgusting him, probably. Lia wanted to cry.Aster didn't wake up from the fast chain of events unfolding before him. He didn't have time to utter a word or even a gasp.It was maybe the fastest worst first impression ever. And to top it the first impression was already made with a lot of prejudice."I'd bet

"You are staying home often these days," Jake observed.Lia nodded. She found that she was jobless. Because she was still working on the website, she didn't take on any new projects but that meant staying quiet a lot and getting taunted."Why? You are supposed to be in the college but here you are, making jabs at me for being at home."Lia retorted perfectly."I'm preparing for my exams so I'm allowed to be here. But you don't go work somewhere and you are sitting jobless."That was not really true."I'm taking a break, you know."He made a face at her. They were getting worked up and they finally resorted to a guessing game before they stopped."I'm thinking about a player who is not your favorite.""That's the total player community," Jake was angry."Yeah, that's why I chose him."Lia was victorious because of this. Her brother only concentrated on Ron Lexor, an e-sports player. Others, he didn't care enough to know about them so he didn't know others.Lia always won by using this

"Hey, Claudia is so miserable." Lia sat with Aster in his study. They were there to discuss plans. "Why?" "She is being treated like this by her aunt." Aster was amused. "You know she is okay. I think her father is the culprit here." Lia was shocked. She looked at him with wide eyes. "He didn't know. How could he be responsible?" Aster leaned back against the chair and spoke in a low voice. "If he cared enough, he would have found the clues. He was running away from her. Maybe someday he doesn't want to face her. His mentality like this caused her harm." "But why?" "Lia, human emotion is very complex. It's like when there is zero exiting, a person can comprehend it in infinite ways. And emotions are inherently complex so you get more than infinite possibilities. How a person could feel or react, you cannot fathom. But you can try to predict. It may or may not be right. Just don't keep hoping about someone. It's best to be confident yourself." She nodded. She didn't understa

Somedays are just different. Because you never know what you would face. It could be life-changing or emotionally changing. They can be good or bad. It just depends on the long run, isn't it? Lia was not a big fan of this. She was reading a blog and she felt your life was yours to change however you want to. You just had to have that confidence and brace yourself to face the struggles. She never thought about the mystery of fate and destiny. Come to think of it, she felt both were the same. Just one was meant to be and one wasn't. And it looked like fate and destiny had a group chat and made this happen to her. Lia woke up exceptionally happy that day. She was looking forward to working and chilling. But she was sent to do a grocery spree by her mother. And she was happy toll that very moment. She loved searching the aisles for her favorite food and putting that in her cart. She checked out and she carried the heavy bags herself. She felt it was equal to exercise. If she ha

"The first activity today is Eat the Biscuit. Each kid will jump and eat the biscuit that is hung. Fastest of all wins." Lia watched as all the kids lined up and started jumping. She never would have thought she would be here for a parent's visit in the kindergarten. Asher was also participating. Aster had asked her and for some reason, she had agreed. She wore her lavish dress and clean makeup with bangs. She never thought she would see the kids jumping like this. Mostly Asher was also trying but he was no match for the kid in the corner. He was fast like a cheetah that hunted biscuits. "Wow, Asher, good." Aster spent his time cheering for Asher. The kid wore blue shorts and a white shirt and he had his hair messed up. But he was happy. She had seen him calculating and sad but never happy. Maybe if her brother came here, be could also participate with Asher in the doubles team. That would certainly put a smile on Asher's face. "How about my brother helping him for a game? They