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The night filled with twinkling bright stars. "Heh, I remember when mom and I watched for shooting stars." A full-grown man gazed out the window, reminiscing. Minutes later, a little girl, about the age of 5, jumped on his lap. "Daddy, why are there stars in the sky?" She asked, pointing out the window. "Well, your grandma told me all about this." The man said, trying to recall an idea. "Aha, you see, when I get scared at night, your grandma says that the night sky was a blanket on top of me to protect me from harm." He said, pointing at one of the stars. "You see these stars? My mom told me that they were little soldiers, protecting me from

Ai was there, standing in her living room, watching her parents fight. She has heard countless screams and numerous cuss words. She feared that they may get a divorce sooner or later, but she prayed that wouldn't happen. She gently gained strength and climbed up the stairs to her bedroom, with the fear of her parents separating. It woke her every now and then in the night, just to make sure that mommy and daddy are still in one bed. She would creep down the dark halls of their house and go to her parents' bedroom to make sure their still there. When she watched shows, her favourite ones, she knew that the children there had a fine family, whi

Senju Bedtime stories It was a snowy winter night at the Senju compound. Little footsteps could be heard tapping on the tatami mats as Hashirama observed a snowflake coming down to his windowsill. "Daddy, daddy, daddy!!!" A small voice was heard approaching Hashirama's office. "Yes Taka-chan?" He replied, grabbing the tot and putting her on his lap. "I want a story while you were on battle!" The toddler said, scampering on her dad. "But promise daddy you will go back to bed when this story is done, okay?" Hashirama said. "Okay, okay, here it goes…" He started. "One time before we left for battle, it began to rain." He continued. "Rain w