Mag felt their eyes on him—chilly, angry, and jealous eyes—but it was not his fault that his child was better than theirs.
He felt good, even better than when he got the admission letter from the university he had applied to.
Luna could sense the tension in the air. "Congratulations to the students who have been rewarded for their efforts," she said, "and I hope everyone will study harder next semester. Next up is playtime! Some parents are working too hard to have enough time to bond with their children, and now is as good a time as any to make it up to your kids. Some parents and their children are going to perform some shows for us. Enjoy!"
They moved some tables and chairs to make room for the performers.
Their amateur performance brought bursts of laughter. The tension was eased. Other parents might be envious of Mag's daughter, but they loved their children no matter what, so everyone loved this bonding time. The parents quickly immersed themselves in the fun and games.
