Then I knocked twice b

y what I saw. "Marvin, oh my, Marvin, tell me you're not dressing for school like this

. Just like Dad. I'm tired of school already, it'

what I saw. What's going on with kids of nowadays. Seems I'll need to go

ow are you? Sorry abou

e your clothes and change into your school uniform and right now. I am not joking

chool." He said, then sat on his bed

sat beside him. Then I cros

tired of school? I asked ve

his and that it's this and this, I'm tired of it Mom. I just want to be like Dad. No one tells him when to go to work or n

You know, when we were kids, we want to grow up, but when we grow up, we end up yearning to b

come a boss in a day, just like you wanna be boss In a day. Things don't just happen that way you know. It's step by step. Dad went through nursery school, primary s

m. He really went through nur

you too. So was I. We went through all

." He said, holding hi

nna be like Daddy?

I wanna be

late for breakfast, it's almost time. Le

m. I won't

ked them up and hung them. I helped him arrange his books inside his ba

come down early for

on't f

doing. By the time I got to the kitchen, Nancy had finished boiling t

yam is do

I'm draining. Did the kids

him on his suit, he said he wanted to go to

y to say. Anyway, he's just a kid that is

o he won't think his Dad just woke up one morni

and waited for it to be done, so I can put th

for work. It would be breakfast soon." Nancy said, s

y miracle hands. Ha ha ha. I have prepared everything I hav

7 O'clock ma'am. You might be l

n dish out the food. The sauce is almost done." I said, putti

d set them ready. Then she arranged them into ou

lso dress for

early morning. By the way, I still have some house

like your w

mm, egg roll, then icing on cakes. But that will be later. On weekend I will bake some meat pies for you p

I'm anticipating already. Very soon you

u. Ehee, madam, it's remaining ten minutes o. Just go

then. Th

that will be t