Tales from childhood: Angela and her childhood.

Angela was born in a simple family. Her parents worked very much. So, Angela kept herself busy at home. She played with toys and watched TV.

Then when it was time to go school Angela went there by herself. And she did her homework by herself, too.

Sometimes Angela felt lonely, but then it went away because she became proud of herself.

Angela's parents were really busy with their own affairs at that time. At least that's people told Angela.

Perhaps Raymond and Maria knew some secrets of this family and that is why they took the girl.

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Tales from childhood: Angela.

Raymond's niece was Angela. Angela was a shy and silent child. The family in which she was born was a little strange.

That's why Angela grew up so quiet, she also often noticed things that others don't notice.

Raymond was even often surprised by Angela's reasoning. He was glad that she was brave and independent.

Angela always made her homework by herself. She cooked dishes and cleaned her room, too. 

"We must accept different people." Raymond often said to his niece.

Also, he understood his wife's brother, Raymond noticed Timothy's charisma and kind heart. Maria understood this, too.

Angela decided that she needed to support Timothy, so she introduced him to people like him.

The little girl was very sensitive and noticed people with different problems.

Sophie was very happy about this.

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Tales from childhood: Different sides of person.

On that day Sophie's teacher didn't visit the school. So, the lesson was taught by another teacher. She worked there for many years.

The children had to learn the verse at home and recite it at school.

"Students, let's read the verse!" the older teacher said and looked at Kate.

"Come on, you answer." the teacher said.

"I didn't learn the verse." Kate said.

"Badly." the teacher said.

"Can you answer your homework?" the older teacher said and looked at Anne.

"I forgot about my homework." Anne said as she lowered her eyes.

Sophie and some of the other students recited the verse well or not.

The next day, the teacher and students discussed what happened.

"Those who didn't prepare their homework showed themselves on the bad side. Because this teacher has been working in our school for many years. Anne's brother is in tenth grade. She knows him. Some of your parents studied here, too." the teacher said.

After these words, many children really thought.