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I love you all.

uee-castor:

So… I’d have to stay with her more? Is there any other thing I could do so she’d stop with this ‘bunny’ references of hers?

At this time and day, you can never be too sure of anything. If only I could tell you why I’m reacting this way, I would… but I can’t. It would do you good not to know. For now, I’d take that advice. I’ll have security cameras installed in a few hours.

Hmm, I think this is a imaginary bunny of hers will cease with time. It’s one of those things we all grow out of.

Yes, you’re very right. It doesn’t hurt to be cautious these days. Ah, something I’m better off not knowing? It’s okay. I prefer to keep my cat alive, anyway. Yes, the cameras, I hope, will put your mind at ease.

uee-castor:

You’re the smart one… so I’ll take your word for it.

Security cameras… Aish… Why didn’t I think of that? >< 

I see where your worries are. But, it only seems natural for this ‘Bunny’ to be her imaginary friend that keeps her company when her mother goes out. I would have to guess so. She misses her mother.

>.< You’re worried about the possibilities, so it’s natural to not think of an extreme route (though it’s only extreme, I believe, during the time she become a teenager. she might get mad for not having this ‘privacy’ they adore).

uee-castor:

An imaginary friend?

What if it wasn’t an ‘imaginary’ friend? What if it’s someone from…

That’s normal with children her age, is it not? I had one.

I see where you’re worrying. Perhaps security cameras would put your mind at ease?…then again…

uee-castor:

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Maybe an imaginary friend?

This ‘Bunny’ sounds cute though.