Ellinor, being the doting mother she was, delighted in fulfilling such small requests for her children.
She tousled her son’s hair fondly. “Alright, don’t worry, honey. Aunt Veronica and Uncle Moran will go
check if there are any kites for sale nearby. How about we get one for you and your sister?”
Adrian nodded eagerly. “Yes!”
Then Ellinor turned towards Veronica. “Veronica, can you and Moran look around and see if there’s a
booth selling kites?”
It was a clever way to give Veronica and Moran some alone time. Otherwise, with three little ones
always in tow, they’d never find the chance to have an uninterrupted conversation.
Veronica was more than happy to do so. After agreeing, she looked somewhat shyly at Moran. “Moran,
would you mind accompanying me?”
Moran gave her a warm smile and extended his hand towards her. “Of course not. Let’s go.”
Veronica stood frozen for a good three seconds while staring at the hand Moran had offered her. She
was both surprised and delighted.
With a dazed expression, she walked over to him.
Moran gently took her hand and led her away.
Ellinor watched them leave with a tinge of satisfaction in her eyes. But then her thoughts drifted back to
the strange man she had seen in a wheelchair earlier. She glanced over to where he had been, only to
find the spot now empty.
From the corner of her heart rose a peculiar feeling. Was there some kind of connection between her
and that man?
Just then, her daughter, Layla, approached her with an innocent look on her face. “Mommy, is Aunt
Veronica in love with that man?”–
Ellinor was taken aback. She was surprised that her three-year-old daughter knew what “in love”
meant.
She managed a weak smile while looking at Layla’s innocent face. “Honey, do you know what being in
love means?”
Layla nodded solemnly. “I do! It means two people like each other very much, and they’re very happy
together.”
Ellinor furrowed her brows. “Who told you that?”
“No one did. I learned it from the fairy tales. The prince and princess live happily ever after, so they
must be in love.”
Ellinor couldn’t help but laugh. Layla was the youngest but seemed to be the most mature of her kids.
She knew many words before attending preschool and could independently read picture books and
fairy tales.
It seemed that girls might be more perceptive than boys. Through a few fairy tales, Layla had managed
to grasp the concept of love.
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