After we sat down we didn’t start eating immediately. Lea kept bombarding me with questions and I kept answering every one of them. Most are about what I had done during the five years I went to England.
Although we kept in touch while I was away, face-to-face conversations aren't similar to texts and phone calls; those only happened when there were special occasions. The time had always been limited, so I couldn't tell them all the details.
"Mama is such a killjoy," Lea murmured while pouting her lips when Auntie Eugene told her to let me eat first.
"You know, if you're the only one who will be hungry, I'll let you carry on with an empty stomach. My grandson wouldn't have milk to drink when he wakes up," Aunt preached to her daughter just to make her stop talking, and because of that,
