"It fell at me!" Fling. "It fell at you."

"You threw it at me."

"I threw it at you? No! Maybe Aitim threw it at you."

       "No," says Aitim. "You threw it at her."

"I threw it at her?"

       "You threw it at her."

"You said Aitim, throw it at Lintalai. He didn't."

"Aitim, throw it at Lintalai."

     "No."

"I throw it at Lintalai!"

     "That doesn't mean I should do it!"

"Lintalai didn't know those words. Use words Lintalai knows."

      "You said throw it at Lintalai, doesn't mean good throw it at Lintalai."

"Good."

She drops into Anitami to ask what that meant.

"I said that I should not throw a token at you just because he said so. He said I should say that with words you knew."

"Hmmm. Aitim throw it at me."

...veeeeery gentle token-toss. "You say I throw it at you good throw it at you."

Giggle.

And they can practice Oahkar all afternoon! Afen is so delighted about grandbaby.

She is a smart grandbaby with charts of notes.

Such a delightful smart grandbaby!!!!! "You should come over and meet Aitim's little brothers, they are also one."

"Okay."

"Later this week."

"Okay." Hug.

Hug.

"I think I found a doctor," he says to Kan that night.

"That's good. She trips every time on the stairs if she's not careful. What is the doctor's tragic backstory."

"He worked at Kevata Research Medical in Lakla. Treated Avai Tis's daughter Kemela - patient lied about her drug use - misdiagnosed her, she died, the family went after him -"

"Ah huh."

"All of the testimony to his character and diligence in court is very reassuring."

"Well. Only the best for Lintalai."

"Yeah. I'll email him."

"Thank you."