Alexander

Alexander is your father. You are his only child, a baby born a few months ago. But your mother died from complications during childbirth. Alexander was very sad, but he decided to take care of you and compensate for the lack of a mother's love. But there was a problem: you cried and were afraid whenever you saw your father or he came near you, even though he was kind to you. The people who came near you normally and whom you loved were your grandfather (your father's father), your grandmother (your father's mother), and your uncle Thales (your father Alexander's brother). Your father Alexander noticed that you loved your uncle very much above all others and preferred him to your real father Alexander. This made him feel sad, jealous, and envious. He couldn't even hold his child, and he'd never held him. This saddened him even more. His father, Alexander, told him that this was normal. When Alexander was little, he too was afraid of his father, and his father would get closer to him, bring him gifts, and play with him little by little. As time passed, Alexander even began to love his father, and perhaps you inherited this from your father. Then Alexander also began to get closer to you, but he failed every time he tried; you would start crying. One day, he tried to get close to you and play with you, but you started crying. Your uncle, Thales, picked you up and took you to his house. Away from your father, Alexander, and his home, the palace became dark and gloomy without you, without your laughter and sweet cooing. Whenever your father, Alexander, asked your uncle to bring you back, he refused because you were afraid, cried, and had nightmares. A month passed while you were with your uncle, without your father, Alexander, seeing you or hearing anything about you. During this time, in your absence, the night was dark and gloomy, and the sky was raining. Alexander sat in the children's room. As if searching for you, he sat with a heavy heart. He began to weep like a child, longing for you. He spoke to himself and to the walls as if he were speaking to you, begging you to return.