Gardens of the Night
She reached a large
He spent a long time since
the Mowgli had moved away from his people.
"I'll see," she said,
"Let's see how people are changed."
The cabin door opened and
a woman emerged from the darkness.
"Who called you," the woman said.
With an anxious tone.
"Remember," said Mowgli.
His throat was dry when he spoke.
- Have you ever stayed in a shelter before?
- Just in passing, but never overnight.
Both parents are dead, right?
- Leslie?
- Yes.
How old were you when they die?
Sorry, must have been very difficult.
- How old were you?
- About seven.
No, he was eight. Eight years.
And you had any close relative with whom they live,
to take care of you?
- An uncle. We live with an uncle.
- We? Who are these "we"? You and who else?
My brother.
Trixie, come on, girl!
Come on, Trixie!
Trixie, we have to go now!
Where are you, girl?
Come on, Trixie!
Where are you?
Hey, baby, you live near here?
Have you seen my dog? A white terrier
with black patches around the eyes?
- No.
- Oh balls, we were here to work and
then came a big farmer and
went out together. I've looked everywhere.
- I'm a farmer.
- A farmer tan?
- Did you see if he was playing with a small
white terrier? - No.
Are you sure?
- How do you call your dog?
- Elvis.
Elvis? It's a good name.
My dog \u200b\u200bis named Trixie.
- Do you think she might be playing in your garden?
- No idea.
- Your mother is at home?
- She is at work.
Yes? I bet they are now
even destroy the garden of his father.
Can we go see?
Too fast? C'mon!
Come on, sweetie.
- Hello, Elvis.
- Hey, Elvis.
Viste a Trixie?
Trixie!
Come on, Trixie!
Come here, girl!
Thanks for helping me look.
I'll see the kennel, will probably be there.
From time to time, behaves badly.
Are you going to school?
Oh no, I'm slow you down.
Sorry.
For school going?
- St. Andrews. - St. Andrews? I know where you stand.
For the sides of Hoover?
C'mon, I give you a ride!
Come in, we're still in time.
Come on.
Why not?
- What was your name again?
- Leslie.
Leslie, I'm Alex and this is Frank.
St. Andrews. Mrs. Williams
continues to teach music there?
Has red hair, should look a certain age.
She always played tuba, really badly.
It's your lucky day, Leslie. I took a shortcut,
it used to take when I went to school.
- As you said that was your nickname?
- Whitehead.
Whitehead?
Mr. Whitehead is your father?
Oh my God, can you believe it! We
worked for Mr. Whitehead, it's our boss!
- In the water company?
- Yes! In the water company!
You know, I work there
almost as long as he is.
Sometimes I do errands for him. I think it was me
who bought your last birthday.
- Did you get a great doll for your birthday?
- No.
It's still something we need, right Frank.
What will he say when you know that we give a ride
to his daughter not to be late to school?
Here we are.
Ok
Have a nice day.
I'm almost done my homework,
I just have a long last chapter.
- Bye.
- Bye.
- Hello, Leslie. Soon, we'll give you a lift.
- What?
Your father asked us to take you,
there is a problem in the water company.
- I'm going home.
- They are not there, honey.
- Where are they?
- Come in, then I explain it to you.
Come on, Leslie.
Get in the car.
Your father is in trouble,
we must go immediately.
- Where is my mother?
- She went to him directly from work.
- Why did not they came for me?
- Because they asked us to do so.
It was urgent. We took you to them.
Come on. So come on!
Ok We take you to them.
Do not worry.
Why can not they waited for me?
I'm not understand.
Everything happened very fast. Your father called me
the office and asked me to come get it.
He said:
"I'm having some small problems, butnothing serious. "So do not worry.
Just eat your hamburger and drink your drink,
and then we took you back soon.
Go there.
Bebe.
- You have to make a phone call, Alex?
- Yes, indeed.
If anyone sees a cabin
telephone, I will call there.
Yes, she is with us
and all is well.
Ok, no problem.
We heard you, Mr. Whitehead.
Ok Thanks. Goodbye.
It was your father and he said it's all
in order. He'll call us later.
- When can I go home?
- Soon. Now drink your drink, darling.
It's hot.
If you drink this whole
then after I give you a cold.
Come on, drink it.
Where are we?
Okay, guys! It's time to take a bath!
Ok, now you undress and jump into it.
Come on, Leslie. It's just
a bath, you will not bite.
I'm also shy.
Hey, you gotta rub well
if you want to stay clean. Ok?
Nobody likes boys with dirty hair.
Leslie has already told you
a dog called Elvis?
Yellow is a farmer.
Right, honey?
Where is Trixie?
- What, Who...?
- Your dog Trixie.
The Trixie, well... Frank tried to throughout
city, but still could not find it...
so I think she must be lost.
Poor Trixie.
Walking around lost.
Excuse me.
Hello?
Mr. Whitehead!
It is Alex.
Yes, she's fine.
... And for how long?
Are you sure?
Okay, wait a second, we like to have
us. We waited until you return. Ok!
They still are not back.
Hey, how is your hair?
Do not want to wash?
I do not believe you.
I do not believe you.
- What did I do wrong?
- Nothing.
I want to connect them. I want to talk to them.
They would not abandon me.
Will you, I know
phone number of your father.
You can!
It's okay, honey. We're here.
Let us take care of you.
I, Frank and Donny, Donny is not?
We take care of you.
So do not worry, everything will be OK.
- I want to talk to them.
- Sure you do.
Why do not you guard your phone number
with you, and you may want to reconnect.
Ok? Frank should be here
new clothes for you.
Let us pray.
Lord, bless the food we have received
We are very grateful.
Bless this house and all residents and looks
by the mother of Donny, hoped to return soon.
Bless the parents of Leslie
and helps them through this difficult period.
So they can return to it.
Amen.
Good appetite.
You walk in school?
What does it say here?
- Action Jack. You do not you read?
- No.
I actually said
you could take that cookie?
That's what I said? No, I
not say that you could eat.
What do you say?
It seems you do not pretend to listen.
I'll tell you a little secret?
Your father and your mother does not want you anymore.
They have not phoned or written, so...
it seems they are very happy without you.
Sometimes things are very weird...
and no use trying to understand,
because you'll never understand.
Why are they doing this to you.
Maybe Frank was right.
Whatever the reason,
even if your father and mother.
Life is difficult.
And if she is going badly for them,
then suddenly you are away, nobody knows why
but your life can be a little more easy here.
Your father, he was always
only a few days with you, right?
Your mother told you it was because of work.
But he did not even have time to buy you a
gift for your birthday, remember?
Remember?
I bought them for him for you.
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