I Miss You

Hazel carefully carried Gia and let her fall asleep in her arms. She could feel Gia's weight. Gia was getting chubbier nowadays that it was a little difficult to carry her, but she insisted on doing so. As Hazel carried Gia and watched her sleeping, she felt enormously happy and warm. "Rock a-bye, baby, on the tree top..." Then, Hazel couldn't help but look at Valeria, who had been sitting quietly aside. "A-Are you okay?" Valeria spoke, having read Hazel's mind, "You want to ask why I lied to Gia?" "Yes. Well, you can't lie, can you? Are you really okay?" Hazel asked, concerned. Valeria, however, was very calm. "Mother, it's not a lie, but the truth, so it doesn't matter. It is a game, and Father will come back." After hearing this, Hazel thought that he was right and stopped refuting. "It's good that you're feeling fine." Hazel was relieved as well. An hour later. Wilson came in, donning a subtle expression on his face. "Mrs. Morris, I have something to tell you..." "What is it?" "I