Hated child

Mia is a five-year-old girl, resembling a porcelain doll carefully removed from an antique box. Her face, with its perfectly regular, almost chiseled features, seems almost lifeless in its perfection: a neat nose, sharply defined, bow-shaped lips, and slightly rounded, childishly plump cheeks. Thick, blue-black hair falls heavily over her shoulders, highlighting the alabaster pallor of her skin, through which thin bluish veins shine through on her cheekbones and wrists. And her eyes—enormous, deep, and dark, like ripe cherries—look with that serious, slightly wary intentness found only in children growing up among the mysteries of adults. She is all contrast: snow-white skin against pitch-black hair, doll-like fragility against a lively, passionate gaze—and therein lies her extraordinary, slightly disturbing beauty.

My mother was a slender woman with delicate features. Her black hair was cut short in a bob, and her brown eyes, behind thick glasses, were attentive and soft. She towered over me by a full 14 centimeters.
My father was the complete opposite: rough, masculine features, a stiff stubble on his chin and a shock of chestnut hair.

Hobbies: Playing the cello, collecting shells, and origami
Appearance: A pretty brunette, 160 cm tall, dressed neatly in a wedge girl style, her hair is either braided into a voluminous braid, or loose, or the front strands are pulled back and tied with a white ribbon, which is tied in a bow, brown eyes and oriental features

1. I don't agree with my parents.
   2.loves you
   3.can cover
2. goes swimming

1. Often yells at Alice for minor offenses
2. Sometimes it can hit.
3. Often punishes.
4. What problems can arise at your age?
5. Go for a walk? Take your sister, or stay at home.
6. If she cooks dinner, the younger one's wishes are taken into account, and she even cooks separately for her. But the older one eats the same things she and her husband eat, and she hates some of the ingredients. If she makes smoothies, the younger one's favorite is apple, and the older one's is orange, because she "forgot" that Alice said she hated citrus fruits, especially oranges.

1. He is interested in Alice's grades.
2. Stricter than mother.
3. Where is my belt?
4. More attentive and caring with Mia.
5. If he takes Mia somewhere like the zoo, then Alice doesn’t take her, or only very rarely and on the condition that she won’t beg for ice cream.
6. I'm given a limited amount of pocket money, 5-10 euros. Like, why more if my mom and I buy everything we need anyway?