Extra III. Life Purpose

Hearing the unexpected report, the toddler stopped drinking. "Thomas said it?" he asked in disbelief.

"No."

"Then? How do you know that Thomas doesn't like you?" the toddler inquired before going back to sucking water.

Pursing her lips, Lena watched how Grace fiddled with the buttons of her uniform.

"He likes people who have a purpose of life, and I don't have one."

Instead of being disappointed, Cayden was even more excited. "That's not a big problem, Lena. You can make one."

"But I have already admitted that I have no purpose."

In an instant, Cayden's hand landed on his own forehead. "Why did you say that? What should we do now?" the suddenly lethargic toddler sighed.

"I don't know. I also don't want to regret. At least, I got inspiration today," Lena said while carving a sweet smile.

"Inspiration?"

Lazy to explain, Lena swung her body left and right. Grace loved the movement.

"Let's focus on finding