  &quot;Try forgiving her and see if you still feel that emptiness,&quot; He said, pausing.
  Silence stretched between them. Before Michael finally said. &quot;So, I have a sister.&quot;
  &quot;Looks like that to me,&quot; Adam said
  &quot;I don t even know how to be a brother, especially to one like her.&quot;  He said
  &quot;You mean to say one like you?&quot; Adam asked
  &quot;You should meet her, Adam. Very fierce. And I bet she wouldn t want anything to do with me.&quot;
  &quot;You keep trying, you are Michael Smith. And you can achieve whatever you set your mind to,&quot; he said
  Adam stood up and closed the few gaps between them. He placed his hand on his shoulder.
  &quot;Son,&quot; He started. I have watched you for almost twenty-four years now, I have seen you shut people out of your life, see your struggle, and your bitterness. All of that I have seen. I know you love 

  The children roared with laughter while he could barely hold his breath. They started to dance, for how long he stood there watching them... watching her... he couldn t say. She seems relaxed and happy. And she dances so well and sings beautifully too. 
  Michael continued to content himself with watching until he heard a voice behind him gently say, 
  &quot;Shouldn t you be going in to join them?&quot;
  Michael turned to look at the owner of the voice. She was a replica of the lady inside who had caught his interest and attention. Though a younger version of her, was equally beautiful and she was smiling.
  &quot;Perhaps friendlier,&quot; Michael concluded, still looking at her. 
  &quot;You are…&quot; Michael began, looking at her and turning to look inside the room.
  &quot;I am Tania, Mitchell s sister&quot; She provided, still smiling with her hand outstretched for a shake.
  Mi

  &quot;You need a vacation,&quot; he said. Thankfully the foundation is underway.
  &quot;The orphanage and foundation need someone to oversee it.&quot; He spoke. I can t take any vacation right now.
  &quot;You have capable employees and trusted ones, don t you? You can leave the running of both with them for a few weeks,&quot; Michael said
  &quot;Competent...Yes, but the only trusted one I can leave the affairs of things to was just a volunteer, though one with the best management skills I have seen. She has helped a lot over the years.&quot;
  Michael raised a puzzled look to him.
  &quot;A volunteer?&quot; He asked
  &quot;Yes,&quot; Adam replied. Been doing that for years now.
  &quot;Still, we need to find someone or train someone you think will be capable or better still pay the volunteer to work for you. I can pay that, whatever her fee will be.&quot; He spoke
  &quot;No, she i

&quot;Try forgiving her and see if you still feel that emptiness,&quot; He said, pausing.
  Silence stretched between them. Before Michael finally said. &quot;So, I have a sister.&quot;
  &quot;Looks like that to me,&quot; Adam said
  &quot;I don t even know how to be a brother, especially to one like her.&quot;  He said
  &quot;You mean to say one like you?&quot; Adam asked
  &quot;You should meet her, Adam. Very fierce. And I bet she wouldn t want anything to do with me.&quot;
  &quot;You keep trying, you are Michael Smith. And you can achieve whatever you set your mind to,&quot; he said
  Adam stood up and closed the few gaps between them. He placed his hand on his shoulder.
  &quot;Son,&quot; He started. I have watched you for almost twenty-four years now, I have seen you shut people out of your life, see your struggle, and your bitterness. All of that I have seen. I know you love to portray the mean personality and pretend to enjoy every mean word the press says about you.

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