I Missed You Butterfly.

She was running in circles, with her arms open is a horizontal way, in the garden and he was just sit down asking himself if she has lost her mind, he didn't really cares anyways, she always was a weird girl, but she wasn't seven years old anymore but ten! she should act as a girl of her age, shouldn't she? he asked himself.

- Why are you doing that? It's too childish. Giving her a bad look.

- It is okay though. She answered him with a big smile on her face.

He stayed quite and she stopped playing to go and sit by his side, not too close though, otherwise he'll stand up and go immediatly.

- Do you really don't know why I am flying? She said while she looked at him seriously.

- Flying? You're not flying but running in circles around the garden Malika! Answered him starting to get nervous.

- Am I? She answered pretending to be surprised.

- Yes you are. He said carelessly.

- I was flying, but you didn't notice. I was trying to make the flowers happy. As you can see there's not butterflies right now so the flowers must be sad without butterflies. I was trying to let them think I am a butterfly so they may be happy. She answered in a serious tone.

- You're hopeless. He said amazed of her insanity.

- You're a butterfly too. She told him looking down and a bit ashamed cause of her ideas.

- I am not. How dare you to say something like that? He said in anger

- I am a flower and you're a butterfly to me since you came back. She said while a few tears appeared up in her eyes. 

- Oh, geez. Don't over react. He said looking away.

- I miss you these vacations. She said smiling now and cleaning her face.

- I didn't. He answered in a low voice.

- It's okay, as long as you're back, it's okay. You're the best friend I've ever had, you know so, right? She told him opening her eyes a lot curious about his answer.

- I know. He said and a half smile was draw on his face.

After all, they both were happy, even when the sadness wasn't away enough to let them be for more than a few minutes. Still those minutes were enough to feel over them the mercy of God for the friends.