Juventude Novels & Stories

__________ Josephine has some great visions about teenage years and the misconceptions often surrounding their sporadic moods every time. She viewed her age as, 'the time of freedom' and the 'starting point of weighing choices'. During these moments, whatever happens to them will determine their prevailing characters and traits when they grow up. If one grew up prone to anger in their teenage years, then in their adult life they could have anger management issues. If one grew up doing what they like, there will be good chances they will grow up happy. Contented and not filled with the humiliating embarrassment and hate of being bullied.

It seemed a little different from Jaime's gentle glow, she wondered who the boy's father was. Vivian patted Juke's head. "Your room has a lot of interesting things." "Can you play with me?" The four-year-old wondered excitedly. "Your aunt needs to come to my room first, Kiddo," Jaime said from behind her. Kiddo is Juke's puppy name. "So will you come back to my room? Auntie must come to my room to play." Juke said with eyes that looked like he was about to cry. "I'll be back." She promised before Jaime led her down the hallway toward his bedroom.