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Five Years Later
"Mama…"
Sana turned around, and hugged her two year old.
"It's okay… You gotta be quiet because Mama's doing work!" she said in a sing song voice.
Then she turned back to what she was doing.
Back at home
Akito's View
I waited patiently for Sana to come home, after coming home from my job.
We had a daily tradition of sitting by the fire, and just talking.
I loved this peacefulness, and I loved the fact that nothing was going wrong.
This wouldn't last long I was sure.
And I was right.
When Sana burst through the door in tears, I knew something must be up. I held her for a while, as she sobbed, hoping she would calm down enough soon because I wanted to know what was wrong.
"It's Ayi! She's gone!"
I gasped. Ayi, our beautiful daughter, GONE?
"HOW?? What happened?" I asked frantically, needing answers.
"I don't know. I just put her down in her carrying case thing while I was working, and when I finished she was gone! It's all my fault, I should have been watching her more carefully!" she exclaimed, her tears starting up again.
"It's okay, don't cry, we'll figure something out," I said, patting her on the back.
Soon after I contacted the police, who assured me that they would be right on the case. Somehow I doubted that.
"Let's go look for her," I told Sana, knowing it would probably be hopeless.
"Alright," she sniffled, her big brown eyes filled with pain.
I couldn't imagine what she was feeling right now. I felt bad enough just knowing that she was lost, but Sana had to deal with the pain of her being the one who was there when Ayi was lost.
There were so many moments that had been hurtful through out our lives, but for me, this was one of the worst.
If Ayi died, I don't know what we would do.
As I sat there with Sana, I realized that our close connection and perfect life, could be broken so easily. Any day, we could get in a car accident, burn something, or anything! There were so many dangers that we have to overcome, to keep the fragile life that we have.
I suddenly got very frightened. What if we never found Ayi again? What if we did, and something happened to Sana?
Would I be able to deal with it? I was a lot weaker then I acted, and I knew that.
I had always seemed like the head of the household, but in reality, I was merely a mindless drone who did whatever Sana asked me to do.
I knew that I wasn't the best candidate to look for Ayi, but I felt as if I had to do something for Sana, because I couldn't any other day of the year.
I was determined to do this.