It wasn't supposed to be me (2)

"Yes. It wasn't supposed to be me."

At that statement, Sue didn't know what to make of it. Whether to be confused which was the most prevalent feeling at the moment or to be sad. She wasn't sure why she was to be sad but in her case, it was easy to admit that every disappointment is a blessing.

And the blessing in her own case is the cute bundle of joy who's bouncing with every spoon of cereal she's fed. Sue can't help but notice the beauty and serenity in seeing Ash with her father, although neither of them are aware of that fact.

Sue seems to overlook the fact that Ash, as little as she is, recognizes her father with her intuitions.

"What do you mean it wasn't supposed to be you?" Sue asks, hoping for an elaborate clarification as to the meaning of that statement.

"You must have heard that those who carry out the task are irrelevant people who work for us. Like gardeners, bodyguards, male cooks and many many more of their kind." Sue nods silently, discreetly noting that even though h