The Semicolon

Child: “what’s the tattoo on your wrist mean?,” the child asks the women


Asteria: “it’s means I’ve been through hardships.,” the women responds in a monotone voice


Child: “what kind of hardships?,” the child asks her curiosity getting the best of her


Asteria: “I really don’t want to talk about it.,” Asteria says with uneasiness



Child: “why not?,” the child ask stubborn to get an answer instead of just no



Asteria: “because it’s a personal matter.,” Asteria says



Suddenly the mom of the child comes to the child.


Mom: “sweetie are you bothering this young lady?,” the mom asks her daughter


Child: “no mama, I was just asking about her tattoo.” The child responded blissfully unaware of her naivness


Asteria: “uhm ma,am, actually your daughter did bother me a bit she kept asking me what kind of hardships I’ve gone through when I told her what the semicolon meant.,” Asteria says uncomfortably



Mom: “Oh I’m so sorry sweetheart, I sincerely apologize for my daughter’s actions. She can be a bit too curious at times.,” the mother responds with


Asteria: “it’s alright ma,am I understand she’s still learning about the world around her.,” Asteria says finishing off the conversation

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