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       "Perhaps you didn't understand me…" the woman began looking down at the child, "I told you to put the book on the fourth shelf from the left… why is it that my book was found open on the floor of the room?! Can't you do anything right?"
       The one year old began to cry; she could barely walk let alone put away a book. She didn't understand what this woman, her mother wanted. It seemed so strange to her, and she didn't quite understand.
       The woman lifted her up and shoved the child into a maid's arms, "Take this, I am done with it. Get rid of it any way that you can possibly think of, it's too stupid to be my child."
       The baby kept crying as the maid tried to silence the screaming toddler. She looked over the woman and saw that she was completely serious. She sighed, "Right away madam," she bowed with the girl in her arms. She walked away, and strapped the child in a car seat in her own car. She allowed the child to cry for a while as she packed her things, "You'll do better at my house… my husband is a little canny, and likes to do strange things, but you'll be alright Annabel… he hasn't hurt a child yet."
       The child was quiet as they pulled away from her house. She was playing with one of her many toys, she began to giggle, "Mommy." The child reached out for the maid ahead of her.

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       "Perhaps you didn't understand me…" the woman began looking down at the child, "I told you to put the book on the fourth shelf from the left… why is it that my book was found open on the floor of the room?! Can't you do anything right?"
       The one year old began to cry; she could barely walk let alone put away a book. She didn't understand what this woman, her mother wanted. It seemed so strange to her, and she didn't quite understand.
       The woman lifted her up and shoved the child into a maid's arms, "Take this, I am done with it. Get rid of it any way that you can possibly think of, it's too stupid to be my child."
       The baby kept crying as the maid tried to silence the screaming toddler. She looked over the woman and saw that she was completely serious. She sighed, "Right away madam," she bowed with the girl in her arms. She walked away, and strapped the child in a car seat in her own car. She allowed the child to cry for a while as she packed her things, "You'll do better at my house… my husband is a little canny, and likes to do strange things, but you'll be alright Annabel… he hasn't hurt a child yet."
       The child was quiet as they pulled away from her house. She was playing with one of her many toys, she began to giggle, "Mommy." The child reached out for the maid ahead of her.