70. Louis' Fault

*RADELLA*

"Keatra's development of interest tends to be in doing things, in contrast to her other siblings, she is unique and develops quickly. We can directly channel her talents into knowing how to use all the cooking utensils for her—" I was standing with a woman who was a teacher at this school.

She explains everything related to cooking. Keaty is very active when asked to cook. And she suggested that I give special cooking lessons for children her age.

"No, I want her to be a doctor, not a chef. Thank you," I said and she looked confused by the slightly matter-of-fact words as to why she should refuse.

I can't imagine if my daughter went to cooking school with her brother, Keaton's son. Even though they don't live in the same country if their education was abroad, they could have met.

"Sometimes, we can't control what talents are hidden within them, Madam. If we ignore them, they won't develop and tend not to stand out. If supported, they can improve and become expe