Crack

"What do you want to watch now? I can tune the TV to any movie or show you'd love," Alice took the remote and turned on the TV, seeking her preference.

“I don't know much about movies. We don't have a TV in our orphanage; Mother Mary says it costs a lot and we need to focus on studies,” Alisha exclaimed, gazing excitedly at the TV.

She had never watched any show or movie in her entire life, but that didn't mean she was unfamiliar with television.

She knew about it, and when Alice offered, she thought she could finally get a chance to watch.

Now he was asking what she wanted to watch, and that was the main problem because she didn't know what she wanted.

Since she didn't know any shows or movies, she didn't have any favourites or binge-worthy options.

“What?” Alice gasped, shocked to hear her say she'd never watched television.

Even poor people had these things in their houses, and her so-called Mother Mary deprived everyone of it.

“Yes, we can't have it because Mother Mary needs to pa