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My Little Teddy Bear

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Synopsis
After losing her parents in a tragic accident, little Camellia finds comfort in the only friend she has left — a soft brown Teddy Bear that seems almost alive. It listens, talks, and somehow always knows what to say to ease her fears. But as the days go by, strange things begin to happen — the bear knows too much, and Camellia starts to question who’s really protecting whom. Behind her innocent conversations lies a hidden truth waiting to be uncovered — one that could change everything she believes about love, safety, and trust. A touching yet chilling psychological story about loneliness, innocence, and the unseen forces that shape our lives. What will happen to this little girl? Will she survive her lonely life — or uncover something far darker behind her smiling Teddy Bear?”
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Chapter 1 - My Little Teddy Bear

Chapter 1

 

- "Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear," says Camellia.

- "Yes, adorable girl?".

- "Do you love me?"

- "I do love you a lot!"

Her expanding eyes glisten at his words. 

- "Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear." 

 It seems she has taken a liking to my name.

- "Why do you repeat my name twice?"

- "It's because I love it!"

- "Oh, it's my pleasure," he says with smiley eyes.

- "Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear, am I a good girl?"

- "Of course you are."

- "Why?"

- "You are intelligent, you attend your classes. You socialize with people and are good at housework. This is marvelous."

 I don't agree with the socializing part.

- "Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear, is Santa real?"

- "It is. Remember last year when he gifted you a new bed?"

- "It's super comfy."

- "Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear."

- "What is it, cutie?"

I pause for a moment.

- "Where are my parents? Why are they not with me?"

- "They flew far away, to a paradise," he says with a calm tone, maintaining his cheerfulness.

- "But I'm being a nice girl. Why did they leave me alone?" She says while holding her skirt tight, with her eyebrows narrowed and her voice breaking.

Teddy's merry expression disappears. He pauses for a second.

- "This is life. To be completely honest, they passed away in a car crash because of a drunk driver's recklessness.

 My vision is getting blurry. My shirt is getting soaked. I can't stop this stream of tears. I heard my paternal grandma mention something about an accident in my parents' funeral; however, no one told me the details. It must have been painful to die that way.

- "Thanks for telling me the truth. At least you cared enough to make the truth clear to me," I say. 

Unlike my family members. I clench my jaw at the thought of it.

- "Did they catch the culprit?" My voice is trembling. I'm afraid I will get killed by this person, too.

- "The police caught him before he could flee. He's been imprisoned since."

- "Thank god."

- "Are you scared?"

- "I am. I think I will have trouble sleeping for the next days."

- "You needn't be afraid for I shall protect thou."

- "I believe you. You have been protecting me ever since the day Mom and Dad died. I have been wondering, how did you get this information? Did you know Mommy and Daddy? Who are you? I guess you are benevolent enough to show me your true identity. I want to talk to you face to face."

I don't trust him enough because my parents told me not to trust strangers, but I need to know more about him before I report him to the police. He knows everything that I do at home.

- "I'm Teddy–" 

- "Forget it," I say, howling.

I regret asking.

I'm Camellia Miya, 7 y.o. I live in a small house in Algiers, the capital of Algeria, with a brown, mysterious, talking teddy bear. Mommy and Daddy departed me last year unwillingly. My other family members did so at will.

- "I don't understand this subject." I hold my head with both hands while furrowing my brows. I want to run out of here.

- "Let me help you," he says.

- "I get it now. Thank you for always teaching me housework and school stuff. You're really smart at Math. Are you a teacher?"

- "You're flattering me, " he chuckles. "Maybe I should consider teaching."