However, Noah didn't budge from her request and walked inside, going straight towards her. He knelt down on the ground and putting his somber face, he mumbled, "Madam…I made you feel down, right?"
"No, it's fine. I was just being a little oversensitive…" Her voice crooked a little as she tried to act strong, however, her eyes said otherwise. She still couldn't hide the sadness in them and even tried to turn her face away.
But without listening to her, Noah quietly rested his head on her lap and even flinched her for a second. He clenched the hem of her worn-out skirt and said in a hefty voice, "Madam, I lost my mother a very long time ago. Even though I thought I had built myself strong, the lack of her warmth still haunted me after all these years. There's no way we can forget someone who meant everything to us, and I also know there's no way we can forgive the person who took them away from us… But…"
