Let Her Go

Amelia patted her chest and promised, "Third Uncle, don't worry! Only ghosts will have psychological trauma. We won't!"

Henry was speechless. He looked at the tourist notice and pointed at a line of words on it. He lied through his teeth. "Look at this. It says that children can't play."

Amelia couldn't read. She could only make out the two numbers "14." She said, "It says you can't play at fourteen. None of us are fourteen!" She was four and a half years old. Sister Emma had just turned six. Brother William was seven. Brother Lucas was nine. None of them were fourteen!

Emma: "That's right! Mia is right!"

William: "Third Uncle, it says that children under the age of 14 need a guardian to accompany them in. It doesn't say that children can't enter."

Henry: "…"

Lucas's face was still cold, but he still joined in the fun and said, "Third Uncle, are you afraid?"