While both of them were running each other, Raka only sighed. He looked like he was disappointed. Aleu who noticed it soon came closer after him. She walked to him with curiosity.

          “What’s wrong, Raka?” she asked, bringing him back to reality.

          “No, nothing’s wrong…” Raka answered quickly, turning to his little brother, “We must go back now. You need to sleep, Baki.”

          “Okay,” Baki yawned, walking away with the last look of Aleu, “Aleu, remember this! I’ll get you someday.”

          “That day won’t come to you…” Aleu chuckled.

          “Baki! Go now!” Raka ordered, making Baki soon moved away, “I’m sorry, Aleu. My little brother has been making you trouble.”

          “That’s fine…” Aleu replied, “He just a child. What he seeks is only playing.”

          “But, he can’t play forever…” Raka told her, “Someday, he will grow up. And at that time, he must learn to survive.”

          “I know…” Aleu smiled, jumping above him, “And, I think you need to play too.”

          “Hey, what are you doing?” Raka was surprised.

          The blue wolf tried hard to release himself from her grip. He knew she was just playing, but at this rate, he didn’t know exactly what to do. He then felt tired, lying down while Aleu was still above him.

          “C’mon, Aleu…” he started, “Don’t play anymore…”

          “So, you give up now…” Aleu chuckled, putting her head close to him, “I thought you were tough.”

          Raka’s face quickly blushed when she put her head on him. He could feel the warm from her was killing him, yet it was comforting. He wanted it kept like this forever, but he knew he couldn’t.

          “Umm… Sorry, Aleu…” he quickly got up, “I have to go back now. My little brother needs me.”

          Without any word left, Raka slowly left Aleu. While Aleu could only think of his act, he went far and far than before. He couldn’t understand why he always felt nervous when he was around her. Was it love? He quickly swept away that thought from his mind. He couldn’t like her, he just couldn’t. But in his heart, he wished it. The day was still far away. He then ran faster, heading back. Perhaps he could be ready for this feeling someday. When he was, he might do something he even wouldn’t think about it.