- Robert, why into the forest?
Father smiled awkwardly.
- Because no one will bother us there.
Mom didn’t answer.
But her face turned pale.
Even then I had a feeling that something was wrong.
And yet I agreed.
On Sunday morning we set out on our journey.
In the car, my father was unusually silent.
Occasionally he would glance at me, but then quickly look back at the road.
After about forty minutes we reached the forest.
At first we walked along a regular path.
But then my father suggested going deeper into the forest.
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There is one beautiful place there that I want to show you.
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Dad, there’s almost no one here.
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That’s exactly why I brought you here.
I was becoming more and more anxious.
A few minutes later we came to an old wooden bench.