They Felt Like They Were All Grown Up

As everyone's gaze burned into her, Silvia felt rather shy. She enumerated, "Mom, Aunt Mia, Karen Joy, and our two little boys, can you guys stop staring at me like I'm an animal in a zoo?" Before the adults could answer, Larry and Lawrie spoke up first, "Aunt Silvia, we are looking at our little baby cousin." "I'm sure she's very happy to have two brothers looking after her." Hearing what they had said, Silvia realized that her baby was lying beside her. She was so tiny that Silvia felt like she could hold her with her two palms. As a first time mother, Silvia's heart melted at the sight of her child. She really wanted to kiss the cute little baby, but she was afraid, lest even the slightest touch would hurt her. As she endured it, her eyes couldn't tear away from the little one. Larry tilted his little head, his brows furrowed. He asked curiously, "Aunt Silvia, why is she all wrinkly?" Beside him, Lawrie nodded with all his might, an adorable picture he was, as if he wanted to know t