That whole day, I spent my time with Lica in our room. I never left and I just had my food delivered to me. Lica left at around eight in the evening. Lyka fetched her from there.
“I already washed and dressed her up,” I told her as I handed Lica to her. The little one smiled at me.
“Thank you for today, Miss Louve!” She waved at me before she went up to her mom. “I’ll see you tomorrow, Miss Louve. I hope you won’t be sad anymore,” she said, giving me her warmest smile.
I was stunned. I wanted to say something, but I didn’t know what. I could feel Lyka staring at me. When I turned to her, she was just looking at me like she was waiting for me to say something. I avoided her gaze and heaved a sigh. She still didn’t say anything. It seemed that we were just waiting for each other to tal
