Relieved at knowing what had happened I butter my toast and pour my juice before sitting down to a relaxing breakfast. I enjoy reading the newspaper o... a Saturday morning while eating my breakfast and today was no exception. Just as I was finishing my last bite I am startled to see Bella walk past me. “You scared me my girl,” I say. With a grin on her face she says, “Why’s that Daddy?” “Because I thought you were in your bedroom sleeping still. I did not expect you to come in from the lounge. “I fought all last night to puke on myself. I didn’t think I could make it to the shower.”“Oh, no.” Mallory shook her head. “You won’t stand very well today. Let me take you.”The shower knob groaned with a rusty screech when Mallory turned it on. She dragged a cheap plastic and metal blue school chair into the stall and removed Daphne’s towel.“MALLORY!” Daphne’s howled echoed in the empty shared bathroom. “MALLORY, THAT’S FUCKING COLD!” She sat in the chair, shivering, protecting her sensitive. Yet, there was a subtle change, a hesitancy in our interactions that had never been there before. Neither of us talked about Sunday night. In truth, in the harsh light of day, I was nervous about openly discussing it. Sia was slightly more subdued, her beautiful eyes full of questions I couldn’t answer. I worried about how to start the discussion we now needed to have. Actually, I feared the discussion. I’d always feared having conversations that would hurt Sia and this one could be a game. She smiled and rubbed Zax's head."Big sis ... What shall we do?" Zax's temperament regressed to that of a docile nine years old boy."Don't be mistaken, your big sister care for you more than anyone else in the world, therefore this matter has already been solved long before we started this talk"."Ah! How?!" Zax's asked flabbergasted."Don't' concern yourself with knowing. You gave me too much trouble. I'm not gonna answer that one, just understand that your big sister is almighty". Zetsa raised.