Love is the Sunshine

Carla was shouting and pointing her finger at Sean in absolute desperation. This just infuriated Sean further and he yelled back at her, "No! I am telling the truth! He is my brother-in-law! Terence An is my brother-in-law. I am telling the truth!"

Sean was screaming so loudly that his high pitched voice bore into everyone's brain. He wanted to smack the smirks off everyone's face that was making fun of him.

The scream was deafening and so ear piercing that it nearly made your ears bleed.

Sean wouldn't give the phone back to Carla. He held onto it as if his life depended on it. Instead, he screamed even louder and glared back at Carla with a defiant look.

Terence felt partly to blame as he might have encouraged Sean, so he decided to step in, "I heard you, Sean. Stop doing that. It's bad for your vocal cords. I know you are a good boy, so you won't disobey your sister." Terence smiled proudly to himself. It felt good to be a hero in front of Carla and it felt even better knowing that Carla was freaked out.

"Fine," mumbled Sean. "I'll do as you say and apologize to Carla. Hey Terence, do you want to speak to my sister? She's sitting right next to me. Wait a minute! Actually, no... She's not sitting next to me. She's standing next to me. And I bet I will be getting two big bumps on my forehead in a minute!"

Now that Sean had gotten everything out of his system, he got to prove that he really was good friends with Terence to the ignorant people on the bus. He got to speak with Terence again and he screamed his little heart out, ridding all of the built-up frustration that he felt inside. Sean was feeling pretty good. Even if Carla were to choke him to death or knocked him unconscious, it would all have been worth it.

He would not put up with bullies anymore.

Today was the day that he was going to take his revenge!

From now on, he could proudly hold his head up high and say that he was an honest person. Everything he had ever said was true. It felt amazing.

Carla was so disappointed with Sean that her body was trembling. She didn't raise him to be like that. She couldn't understand why Sean would become such an unpredictable brat. Carla felt like cursing but she bit her tongue and refrained from using foul language in front of the kids, especially her own brother. Considering the way that Sean had been disobeying her of late, she seriously doubted whether her previous talks to Sean about their relationship with Terence was all for nothing. Otherwise, how would Sean choose a outsider over his own sister?

wait for me at JA City. When I get

silent for a moment as

phone. Carla let out a deep

hushed whispers

the hubbub of voices everywhere slowly getting louder. "Did you hear it?" "Oh, gosh, I can't believe it's real!" "Was that really Terence An, the third

idea. Maybe he was. It might have been Terence. Who knows." "But the man did say

was screaming?" "He couldn't have been acting." "That Carla girl, Sean's sister, she is really

brother called Terence An his brother-in-law?"

a ten-year-old boy? Come on, look at him. Sean is basically just a crying sissy. Listen to me, Terence An was just being kind to ordinary folks. He probably couldn't

people are all kind, or at least they must act kindly. They would never say no to a little kid, especially in front of other

another celebrity. I'm telling the truth. It's all there in black and white." "They're enjoying their holiday

Ji told us? Seriously?

parents on the bus, all whispering and exchanging their opinions and ideas between each other. Some of them were talking like they had verbal diarrhea and they just wouldn't stop. As if they

who was sitting next to her with his shoulders slumped down. Sean knew that he had embarrassed his sister in front of everybody today. But he didn't have bad intentions. He just wanted to stop them from picking on him and his sister and to prove that

tried to stop you?" asked Carla in a calm voice as she looked around the

We are stuck here and have to put

he didn't feel the need to take responsibility either. He was worn out and grew tired of Carla's lectures. "I don't

for the rest of them, I don't really