Chapter 52

I let the children do the activity I made them do. In order to give them peaceful surroundings to focus on the activity, I left them. Kalvis also went out. He sat on a rock while I faced the flowers in the small garden at the side of the room where the children were taught.

I suddenly turned around when I felt the wind blowing on my neck. I felt that wind because I tied my hair in a ponytail.

"God, Veronica, we are not doing what we are supposed to do," he said.

My eyebrows almost met as I looked at him with a stare that asked him if he was certain about what he said.

"What? Are you just going to stare at me?”

“Kalvis, what should I tell you? I mean, what do you want me to say? Whether I'm going to justify myself or not, it still means bad to you. I am always wrong in your eyes. Remember that you don't see the right things I do, but you can quickly see my mistakes. You're the only one who's always right, right? ”

“Whatever! Just make sure what you're asking the kids to do makes sense.