Amelia Clarke watched as Mason Carter happily peeled the chocolate wrapper and stuffed the chocolate into his mouth, savoring it delightfully.
The few young men and women with mental disabilities mingled with a group of children, creating a scene that was both discordant and harmonious, quite contradictory.
Amelia's nose twitched for some reason.
It turned out that when she was not by his side, his life wasn't that bad.
"These past few days, Director Jones has had someone bring them here to play every night. Back then, Clarinet also wanted to play with the kids downstairs. I was afraid that he would be laughed at, bullied, so I never allowed him downstairs, and even if he did go, he could only stay by my side. Clarinet was obedient, but because of this, he was gloomy for a long time. Now, I often recall the longing look he had when he stood at the windowsill wanting to join in, and each time I think about it, my heart fills with more guilt."
