The Lost Memories

In The Beginning

"Words by words,
Eye to eye,
Everything i see on you,
I'll likely agree weather
it's the truth or a lie."

The main protagonist whispered in a mocking tone as her older sister Kennaiah Harveixxe she looks at her with annoyance, she likes to joke around with her older sister's mind to ease things between the two and by that time she's only four years old but the younger she is the curiosity lead apon her hands, she tries her best to learn things and learning other languages comes in handy especially in her time.

Kennaiah, looks back at her little sister and she took note of her doodling in the notebook without hesitation she took the notebook from her, after examining the notebook that she not only tried to doodle in but also learned to write other languages that she doesn't know about.

"What a great performance, N Sernar. You're such a talented child at your age."
She said to her with an amazed look on her eyes, still having a hard time on processing the fact that her own little sister is much more talented that what she looks like.

Before they knew it a tall figure walked inside the room with a heavy step each time he took, the silence is getting thick between the two sisters their early banter had faded as soon as they know that it was only their own father that walked by the library with anger placing on his face, the two sisters stood side by side with the tension of fear that lied in the room in that hint of the moment most of them was scared to look at their father's gaze, they glaze at one other before greeting their father in a polite manner.

"What are you two doing in this old crusty library, can't you two clean the dang house already? and what's this now!? You're teaching her to be an educated kid that can't even speak without struggling, the weapons in my room are rusting, Kennaiah take your time or else."
Their own father mouthed out like a strict man that came out from a strict base of a military.

"We already have done many things around in this big house, what had gotten you to order us to do stuff that you rarely even did? Now you'll stop your own daughter from reading and writing on her own?"
She burst out of anger placing the notebook on the table as the little kid stood behind her not scared with any people around the room but the tension that was building each passing moment.

"She doesn't even have to try to learn basic things like learning the English language up until this day, make her focus on her own native language that she needs to remember and get used to, you too are pathetic."

With a heavy sigh our main protagonist nodded obeying the things their father had said since it's a good thing to listen to the parents advice.

Next chapter!!