Madam Lavu

Matthew P.O.V

It was him, I thought to myself.

The adorable little boy before me, that looked to be around the same age as Dina, was none other than Adam. The same little boy that was in the children’s hospital and shared the same hospital room as Ruby two years ago. He had a black backpack, wore a black and white t-shirt; with jeans, and black shoes. He had those same green eyes and dirty blonde hair; the only difference was that he was a bit taller and missing two front teeth. I looked at the little boy with both surprise and happiness. I didn’t realize Dina knew him, also I didn’t realize that Dina had friends. I had hoped she did, but didn’t think she did. She never talked about them when I babysat her a while ago, or was around her overall.

I bent down, eye level to the little boy, and extended my hand out in g