QUESTIONING.
The Diary of Silence Chapter Thirty-Four — The Question That Almost Broke Her Mrs. Okafor stayed a little longer after their private conversation. Not long. But long enough for the tension in the house to grow thick and uncomfortable. When Amara and the teacher returned to the living room, her uncle was standing near the window, looking out at the fading evening light. He turned slowly when they entered. “Well?” he asked. Mrs. Okafor gave a polite smile. “Amara is a remarkable student.” “I’m aware.” “She simply needs rest and stability. Losing parents at such a young age can affect a child in ways that are not immediately visible.” The uncle nodded slowly. “Yes. Tragedy changes people.” Mrs. Okafor studied his face for a moment, then closed her folder. “I won’t take any more
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