𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐕𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐑𝐄 𝐇𝐄𝐈𝐑𝐒: 𝐑𝐄𝐕𝐀𝐌𝐏 • 𝘬𝘪𝘮 𝘥𝘰𝘺𝘰𝘶𝘯𝘨

「 twenty two 」

"Kim Daisy you'll be going to school either you like it or not!"

"But I don't want to!" the girl yelled, teeth gritted. She glare at you for the last time before she face the wall. She was sitting on a high stool because you were suppose to tie her hair onto a ponytail but here is your eldest, being a brat and doesn't want to attend her classes.

You find yourself sighing in frustration, arms crossed as you stare at your daughter's back with a pissed expression. This is one of the many reasons why raising a child is challenging, especially when your kid is provoking you. It wasn't as easy and it will never be easy to raise kids because there will be one kid who'll go against you and make you wanting to use violence on them but you were having self control as you stop yourself. You just dislike using force on punishment and disciplining your kids, especially on Daisy. Even if that little girl of yours is giving you a headache, make you mad and your eldest being mischievous all the  time, you never try to hurt her. You know that deep inside, Daisy is a good kid and just so happens to brat around you. And you're now starting to believe it's her own way to show affection but even if it is, you need to have a talk to her on changing her ways about it.

Your attention went towards the door when Doyoung decided to come in the room. It was obvious that he just woke up a second ago, his drowsy eyes is half open and his messy hair that looks cute on him. The vampire lazily walk towards you and settle a short peck on your left cheek and whispered that you to calm down. You raised a brow at him, a snort heard from you on hearing the word 'calm down'. You were already calm, sounding like you aren't but you were controlling yourself from snapping out. If there is one of you who needs to calm down and that is your eldest, who doesn't want to go to school all of a sudden.

Once you heard your boyfriend sitting on the mini couch beside you, your sight came back to Daisy, who is still facing the wall and still frustrated. You massaged your forehead, groaning silently as you release your anger from building up. You know that Daisy is a kid, only a few months before she turned four. You then recalled your daughter's strange behavior yesterday. She was oddly quiet and looks frustrated all throughout the day when you pick her up from the daycare. You asked her what's wrong but she ended up not answering and became cold. Knowing all of it, maybe something happened on the daycare for her to act like this. "Give me one good reason for you not to go school today Daisy." you instructed, prolonging your temper and hoping she finally open up on whatever made her upset this early in the morning.

At once, Daisy tilt her head to face you, and she isn't a mad bunny anymore. Instead, she looks uncertain with her look at you. "Uh, b-because I just feel like i-it?" she stuttered, doubting her words. She let out a panic gasp on seeing your serious gaze, the girl immediately avoided your eyes and face the wall, her tiny hands gripping on the chair she's sitting at as if her life depends on it.