I'm so kind (Being sarcastic

Daisy walked through the front door, a sly grin still plastered on her face from her mischievous escapades at the market. She had spent the afternoon browsing the stalls and causing a bit of trouble, much to the chagrin of the vendors. After a quick stop at Erica's place, she had made her way home, eager to share her tales of adventure with her best friend, Ace.

But as she entered the house, she noticed an unsettling silence. Ace was nowhere to be found. She searched every room, her grin slowly fading as concern crept in.

Curiosity got the better of her, and she approached her mother, Magather, who was busy cooking in the kitchen. "Mom, where's Ace?" she asked cheerfully, her mind already focused on the delicious aromas wafting from the pots.

Her mother, Magather, paused from stirring the pot and turned to face her. "Oh, sweetie, Ace went off to play with Yatra and Laughfy," she replied with a warm smile.

Daisy nodded, unfazed. She thought to herself, "Ah, Ace is just trying to have some fun and engage in his mischievousness with those two." She wasn't concerned; she knew Ace could handle himself. But a fleeting thought crossed her mind - "Since when did those two become such good friends, anyway?" She thought it was a bit odd. She just laughed it off, thinking that Ace was up to another one of his pranks with Laughfy.

As she waited for dinner to be served, Daisy's stomach growled in anticipation. Her mother's cooking was always a treat, and she savored every bite. The flavors danced on her tongue, and she enjoyed the warmth and comfort of the meal.

As the evening wore on, Daisy continued to enjoy her mother's cooking, unaware of the adventures that lay ahead for her and Ace. But for now, she was content in the knowledge that Ace was off having fun, and she was happy to indulge in her mother's delicious food.

As she finished her meal, her mother, Magather, looked at her with a mix of concern and exasperation. "Daisy, where have you been today? Are you coming from the market? Have you been up to your old mischiefs? Daisy, haven't I told you to control your fun and mind the way you act? What if one day a person who doesn't understand you gets you and mistakes you for a bad person, and before you know it, we will be facing great consequences?" She was horrified at the thought.

Daisy replied, "Momma, don't worry too much, and besides, I helped a little girl with what I did today. If not for me, God knows what would have happened to her." She dramatically put her hands to her chest and fluttered her eyelashes, making her eyes appear larger and cuter. "Uh, momma, it's not like I don't understand your words, but I do! I promise to be careful, and besides, I'm causing no harm to the Jewry man...".

Her mother cut in, "Ho, really? And by what way are you helping him when you take his jewels?"

Daisy tried to look caring and replied, "Well, momma, those jewels stay there for decades in his place with no one to buy, and I'm just the means to attract customers to him. You know "she paust and continues"that anytime he's off the chase for me, that's when people can even recognize that there's a jewelry seller there."

Magather could only sigh; she didn't know what to do with this daughter of hers.