I Do Not Like Someone Moving Against Me
“I heard you took your sister outside?” Joshua left the papers he’s holding when he heard his mother’s voice from behind. He’s now at their company. Again. It’s still morning yet he already has a lot of papers to sign up for. He failed to do it yesterday so he’s doing it now. Without any more delay. “Yea…” he answered nonchalantly and resumed. “Why you didn’t tell me?” “You were busy.” “You should have at least left a message. You know I don’t allow your sister to go in any place aside from her school or unless with me.” “I was with her, mom,” he reminded. “That is not a problem before.” Arnie didn’t speak but her deep stares at her son’s back remained. His hand isn’t stopping from signing. He’s doing it effortlessly as if he’s already used to it. Well, he really is. “I hope thi
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