"What the fu—hell are you bullshitting about?" Sillia demanded, barely controlling her anger.
"What 'adult,' what 'breaker in my happiness,' and what 'limiting me'? Have you gone crazy? What nonsense are you talking about? I'm still under 18, and I don't get what the fuck is wrong with you?" Sillia asked with frustration, unable to stop herself from swearing. This time, Sky remained silent for a moment before calmly replying, "Well, you know what I gave you just now was the key to your life. Since childhood, you've been under the control of others, like our parents or me, to decide what to do or what's right for you. But just now, I've given you that key to decide for yourself; I've given you the freedom to control your own life. What I truly mean is, my reason for agreeing to this is simple—"
"What the hell are you still bluffing about? I don't understand anything at all! What 'control,' who 'controls'? I don't understand it at all! You, or Mom and Dad, choose what's good for me; that's why I follow your or their words. That's not control! I do what I wish anyway. I just follow your words when I can't decide what's truly right or wrong. You're more experienced than me and would definitely choose what's good for me; that's why I believe you and ask you things before doing it. That's not control, that's belief, that I have in you," Sillia explained. Sky felt a surge of pride and surprise at how beautifully Sillia articulated her feelings.
"I understand that, Sillia. And you are right, I would choose things that would be good for you. And I also know you ask me because you have faith in me. But in the end, it's your life, girl. And you need to make decisions for yourself many times. Some will be tough, and some will be easy, but you need to take that decision on your own, even if it later turns out to be bad, because I won't be there, nor Mom or Dad, to always help you. That's why I've agreed to this—to let you choose whatever you want. After all, it's your life, and you should be the captain of that ship called life, even if it may drown you later. Since I believe in the teaching that I gave you: a wise person should gain knowledge from others to forge the best path for themselves. So, Sillia, here's the question: what do you want to do? Do you want to go there or not? That's entirely up to you. Whatever you choose, I will give you my full support. You don't need to worry; I wouldn't judge you for anything. And you can be open to me," Sky said, adding her own dialogue at the end, that he wouldn't judge her for anything, as he understood the desires of teenage girls and boys.
"You… you understand nothing. If you had, you wouldn't have said such disgraceful things," Sillia said with a sad tone. Disgraceful? What disgraceful things did I say? Sky wondered, as Sillia continued.
"But you are right in one thing: I should be the captain of my ship, and I should decide what to do or not. And I have decided." Sillia declared.
"Yes, that's good you decided. So tell me whatever you decided; don't worry about anything, I would agree on it anyway, you don't need to worry," Sky said, aiming to make her feel confident, as she might feel a little awkward if she decided to go there with them.
"Really? You would agree to whatever I decide? You won't stop me from doing that, you promise right?" Sillia asked, her eyes hopeful as she looked at him.
"Of course, girl, I promise. After all, your happiness is what matters to me," Sky said, affectionately caressing her waist since she was sitting on his thighs. Suddenly, a sly smile crept onto Sillia's face, which slightly confused Sky, but he didn't interrupt her.
"So I want to go… to the beach. I haven't seen the sea for quite a long time, plus I also want to enjoy my vacation to the fullest before it ends," Sillia said. Sky's eyes remained unmoved, and he smiled lightly before saying, "Hmm… okay, I agree. You can go there." Sky said calmly before straightening his back, deciding to get up from the chair and return to his room, as rain was imminent.
"Oh, really? You won't stop me?" Sillia asked.
"Of course not."
"Then are we leaving a week before? "
"Hmm…" Sky nodded.
"Good boy. A butler should always follow her young lady…" Sillia suddenly commented with a giggle as she got up and ruffled his hair with her hand, a sly smile lingering on her face.
"Huh…? What do you mean…?" Sky asked, confused, seeking confirmation that he hadn't misunderstood something.
"Nothing… just don't forget you promised me that you would agree to whatever I decide. So don't back out, otherwise I wouldn't be happy at all," Sillia said. Sky replied calmly, "Okay, I won't, but I don't understand something…"
"Oh, don't worry, your young lady would give you the details tonight. Good butler…" Sillia said in a different tone before ruffling Sky's hair one last time and pinching his face like he used to do to her before leaving. After she left, Sky remained confused for quite some time, unable to process the conversation, but he didn't dwell on it much longer. He waited there until the rain started, then rushed inside with the chair.
The night came as Sky and Sillia had done there dinner but Sillia haven't came in the room. Sky was sitting alone mediating while thinking.
' I have been trying to concentrate but it all waste. I don't know how long will it take for me to able to control things around me. It's been 5 years trying it. ' Sky thought as he have been practicing to use his mental power to move, lift object around him. Since the reason for him being able to fly was this.