The Hidden Concealment of the Young Master of the Throne
Letting first have fun?

Andre sat upright in the living room, staring at the stern gaze of his disappointed-looking father. The air in the room felt tense as the two of them finally started this difficult conversation.

"Dad, there's something I have to tell you" Andre said in a hesitant voice.

His father raised an eyebrow, gesturing for Andre to continue.

"Ande, what are you hiding from me? I've seen you constantly worried lately. Is there a problem you should tell me?" ask the father with concern.

Andre bit his lips for a moment, pondering the words he was about to convey. "Alaskan... He's running, Dad. He left home without a trace. I tried to contact him, but there was no answer. I'm really worried."

The father's face turned full of anxiety. "Why didn't you tell me from the beginning? Why are you hiding this from me?"

Andre lowered his head, feeling guilty. "I want to solve this problem myself, Dad. I thought I could find him and bring him home safely. I don't want to burden you with additional worries."

His father let go of heavy breathing. "Ande, as her brother, you are responsible for her safety and happiness. I understand that you want to protect her, but you also have to understand that our families must support each other and work together in this kind of situation. We need to find Alaska together."

Andre nodded with regret on his face. "You're right, Dad. I cannot carry this burden alone. Let's go find Alaska and bring her home."

Their conversation becomes the starting point of collaboration between Andre and his father in search of Alaska. The two of them realize that only by working together do they have hope of finding and bringing home the younger brother safely.

Andre and his papa sat in the living room, looking at pictures of Alaskan memories neatly arranged at the table. After a long discussion, they finally reached an agreement that was essential to the happiness of Alaska.

"Dad, I was thinking maybe we need to give Alaska a chance to have some fun before we bring her back home" Andre said in a thoughtful voice.

His father nodded, understanding his son's thoughts. "Ande, that was a wise decision. Alaska has been facing a lot of stress and anxiety lately. Giving him time to relax and enjoy his free time will probably help him cope with all that."

Andre breathed a sigh of relief. "I knew he would feel better if he knew that we understood his needs. I want him to feel freedom and happiness before returning to a difficult reality."

His father placed his hand on Andre's shoulder with pride. "You're an amazing sister, Ande. We'll give her the time and space she needs, but keep in touch with her to let her know that we're always there for her."

Andre smiled, relieved to have the support of his papa. "We'll send him a message that he can call us whenever he's ready to go home. And when he's ready, we'll be there to support him and bring him back home."

Their decision to give Alaska a chance to have fun before heading home became a wise move. They realized that making room for Alaska to heal herself and enjoy her life was an important part of the recovery process she needed.