Tales from childhood: Father and child.

Timothy had a father. But he didn't interest of his son's life.

"My son himself will write me a letter someday or come." he said.

Many people were very surprised by these words.

"I don't know who you are talking about." that's what Timothy said when someone talked about his father.

Timothy lived well at the boarding school, next to his distant relative Maria.

"It's good that Timothy lived and grew up with Maria." Sophie thought.

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Tales from childhood: Timothy's childhood.

Timothy was Maria’s second cousin. But they grew up together. It so happened, that fate brought together distant relatives. So, Maria called Timothy her brother, and he called her his sister.

But Timothy had his own life story. His mother died when he was eight years old.

It happened that Timothy ended up in a boarding school, in which Maria was already. He was then ten years old, she was twelve.

“Although we are distant relatives, we know and support each other,” Maria once said.

Timothy had an ordinary childhood. He was riding a scooter while walking. In the yard, he talked with different boys and girls. Together they played various games, including hide and seek.

Tales from childhood: Maria's childhood.

Maria was a kind child. When she was three years old, she lived in boarding school. Maria liked it there and had a good relationship with the teachers and students.

There she received a good education. It was very important for Maria's future.

"I'm glad that I studied in it." Maria said many years later.

Indeed, in this place she was able to find her friends.