Her innocence was slowly turning into maturity...
Too soon ..... too early.
Myra's heart broke.
She realized that because of her struggles, chiwi childhood was slowly becoming burdened with emotions no child should carry.
Instead of toys and laughter.....
Chiwi was learning pain and silence.
Myra's biggest fear slowly started becoming real.
She didn't want her daughter to grow up in fear.
She didn't want chiwi to lose her innocence.
That night, Myra sat quietly.....
Thinking deeply.
She asked herself -
What kind of future am I giving my daughter?
Will chiwi also grow up learning to tolerate everything silently ?
Or should I change something before it's too late?
Myra decide to enroll chiwi in a play school so that she could learn something new.
She believed that a new environment would help chiwi grow and build a better future.
Soon, chiwi's admission was completely successful. Myra felt a little nervous because it was the first time she would leave her child for a few hours. But she understood That this step was very important for her daughter's growth and independence.
On the first day, every second felt like a year for Myra.
She kept looking at the clock, waiting for the departure time. Her heart stayed restless, thinking about her little girl.
What was chiwi's first day like without her mother?
Did she smile, or did she search for Myra in every corner?
And how would Myra learn to build hee days while staying away from her daughter?