STORY 2: Zhuri and Alora

My daughter's name is Zhuri. He is studying in primary school; in 2nd grade. She is 8 years old and energetic girl. Her best friend's name is Alora. Alora is 8 years old. She is also in primary school and in the 2nd grade. Both are very successful in their classes. Alora, on the other hand, is a mischievous girl; but she's not naughty on an annoying level. They are cute girls. Nobody is jealous of them.

Zhuri will go on a field trip this morning. Alora will be with him. They will both chat a lot with each other. They both do this often, at other times, anyway. However, they both have many friends. Both are social children. Neither of them has time to be alone. Sometimes they get bored with the lessons, but this is temporary for them.

Zhuri and Alora begin to speak in front of the school:

-Hello, Alora. How are you?

-I'm fine Zhuri, how are you?

-I'm fine too, Alora.

-There's a school trip in the morning, don't forget, Zhuri.

-I won't forget him, Alora. It's good that you reminded.

-Have you seen Isabella?

-Yes, now I see, now at the beginning of the road, yes. She is coming here.

-He looked like he was upset about something yesterday, I wondered.

-You ask him about it; why she is upset.

Isabella was upset for some reason. Charlotte was the cause of her sadness. Charlotte borrowed money from Isabella, but did not return the money. Isabella had asked for the money several times. Charlotte, however, was turning him down.

Isabella felt distressed because of this. The amount of money borrowed was not much. The amount of money was only twenty dollars. But Isabella cared about that.

When Alora saw Isabella beside her, she greeted her. Then they started talking.

-Bye, Isabella. You look unhappy. What's the reason?

-Not a big deal, Alora.

-Well, do you want to tell me?

-I don't want to tell you now, Alora. Forget it now.

-Okay, Isabella, I won't force you.

-What time does the school trip start, Alora?

-The tour starts at half past 9 in the morning. Don't forget, Isabella.

-Ok. I won't forget her, Alora. Come on, see you in class.

-Bye.