I then sat on the bed facing toward mami.“How are you, mami?” I continued.“I am good. Tell me about yourself? How is everyone at the village?”...��Everyone is fine, but I am not that good.”“Why what happened?”“Nothing just bored at the village, and this covid is destroying my future plans,” I explained.“Yes, Covid made things really bad.”“Mama has a government job. You have not been that much affected as I am because there is a question mark on my career itself,” I said“Yes, you are right. Being in. “She met up with a little girl who was living on the streets and got her back with her family. It was a generous and lovely thing to do and we should all be proud of her.”All that weight suddenly came back onto me as everyone looked at me again. There was a murmuring of people agreeing and saying things like “well done” and so on. Like I said – totally embarrassing.All I could do was stand there and shudder with everyone staring at me and talking about me like that. I suddenly developed this. Back then, I was still a second year university student. Unlike all my other classmates, I was actually quite organized, so I was never pressed for deadlines. I always finished my work slightly early, so that I wasn't under so much pressure when exam times came and deadlines were all within the same week. I wasn't a straight A student, but I was an organized student. But if you got a lot of free time you also get bored. One day, when all my classmates and friends were rushing an assignment. "Just in case I have an accident and you have to take to hospital it would be weealllyy embarrassing to go in with a bare bottom"Onto the entry, the water started flowing, she grabbed the bar and swung herself on and went racing down. Round the curve and she hit the pool at the bottom with an almighty splash that soaked her friends waiting."CHOICE dad, that was great, didn't feel like I was going to lose it at any point" OK kids, have fun"and wandered off to start putting books on the living.