XXIII. The history of chimeras - 5

Surprised by what had happened after seeing me win for the first time, I said.

—Zaek, it wasn't fair you let me win, just by squeezing your step a little more you'd sweep the floor with me.

On my face was a strange combination of joy and discontent, I knew that I had not won by all law.

—Don't look at me, you won.

That phrase coming from him feels so good. My parents, who were in our house, went out quickly to see what the uproar was, seeing us my father had no choice but to laugh after recognizing our antics.

—You two are never gonna grow up.

I loved to see the happy face of him, the truth that son would not love to see his parents happy and I said.

—Father, may I remind you, the one who taught us the game was you, so you're to blame here, too.

It was evident that I had surprised him with my answer and we all laughed to the fullest.

My father has a unique sense of smell.He can spot any wolf outsi