Chapter 8: The Boys' and Girls' day

Next morning after David and Sarah came to the blue macaw tribe, they spent the next two days flying around the tribe looking for anyone that looked like their son, they felt they found him sometimes, but after more close looks were disappointed to find out the bird wasn't their son. By the end of the second day, they were starting to give up.

While they were eating dinner with our favorite family, they looked down and sad, a little like Blu was nearly a week ago.

Blu, who understood them, came up with an idea. "Why don't tomorrow we have a guys' and girls' day?" Blu suggested, hoping to break the sad mood around.

That sounds like a great idea, Blu! What do you guys think?" Jewel said to their guests.

"I think that's great." Sarah said. "It will certainly let know more about each other. What do you think, honey."

"I'm on abroad." David said, somewhat happy.

The next day, Blu, David, and Tiago decided to play soccer together. Both Blu and Tiago had great experience with the game, but David was a little unfamiliar with the sport, so father and son had to teach their guest about it.

"Well, this is certainly tougher than I expected." David said, exhausted. "You guys are very good."

"Practice makes perfect." Blu said, as the three of them had a lot of fun.

David, at times, was close to tears seeing Blu and Tiago playing with each other, he was reminded of his son and how he wished he could have had more time with him.

After playing some regular soccer, the trio decided to play other games, like monkey in the middle, David was actually in the middle most of the time, being in between two good catchers. David enjoyed the time he spent with Blu and Tiago, he could tell that Blu was a really good father, David only wished that he was as good as Blu.

Meanwhile, the girls were having their day together, Jewel, Sarah, Bia, and Carla decided to go to the clay banks to relax and get their feathers done.

As Bia and Carla were doing their things, like talking about their brother behind his back and doing their feathers, Jewel and Sarah were talking to each other about Blu.

"Jewel, your a lucky bird you know, you got a mate and three wonderful children." Sarah said.

"Thank you, Sarah, so what about you? How is David?"

"He is great, I remember the times before we lost our son, David was a great father, he managed to teach our son about the jungle where we lived and he was very caring about him at the same time. His one regret is that he did not know him for long."

"That's the same way it is with Blu, he wishes he could have known his parents."

As the day started to end, the boys and girls flew back home about the same time.

"Well, there are my beautiful daughters." Blu said, as Bia and Carla hugged their father. "Thank you, dad." They both said. But Blu, as always was stunned by his mate's beauty.

"Well, where is your handsome mate, lady?" Blu said, blushing.

"Blu, not in front of our guests." But Jewel gave in and the two kissed each other.

"Ew" Their three kids said, covering their eyes.

David was also doing the same as Blu and was embracing Sarah. This made the three kids go "double ew" and they quickly got to their rooms, the four adults laughing.

"Well goodnight you two." Blu said to David and Sarah. "Sweet dreams."

Thank you very much, you too." Sarah said.

What little both Blu and his guests would know that they were to have too much of sweet dreams, that would determine the next few days.