The Pianist's Stunning Violets
Lou answered while coughing as she made her way from the upper branch and directly jump to the ground.
“That is the reason why mother wants to give some of our food since most of the time you do not have rice in your house. Even with your cousin Amy. I always ask my mother and father to share something. Once in a blue moon, I recall that only they can afford to buy fish, egg, or meat,” Marie continued.
“Lou, go home!” Elena, Lou’s stepmother shouted in a distant thirty minutes later.
“Yes, Mother. Coming,” she shouted back.
Soon, she was in their house, and her stepmother waited for her with a small guava branch in her hand.