- How could you forget to pack sitting mats? I handled them right into your hands.

- I have my own packing procedure and when it gets interrupted - things go wrong. You know that!

- Oh! So now it's my fault!

- Don't start it again!

- You know, my mother was right about you! You're just a pathetic looser. I never should have marryed someone like you.

- Your mother is a closet alcoholic, who can not get along with any man, who's jenerous enough to give her at least some care and attention.

- Don't you dare... - a woman looked around.

- What?

- Michael. Where's Melinda?

A man and a woman stood amidst the forest. A trip on the weakend. A family time for their daughter.

- Melinda! - a man shouted.

- Melinda, honey, where are you!

- ...

- Where is she?

- How can I know?

- I told you to look after her.

- See! That's the problem. All you ever do is giving commands...

- Melinda!!

- I'm here, mom - a little girl stood out from the shrubs.

- What were you doing there?

- I saw a fox. It was carrying something in it's mouth, but when came closer to take a look...

- Don't wander around. C'mon, we have to get to the lake before it gets really dark.

"Packing procedures..." - the woman grumbled giving reproaching look to her husband.

The family walked further.

- Daddy, look what I have found. The fox dropped it from it's mouth as a I came closer. - Melinda showed a large white egg, covered with red splotches to her father.

- Very interesting Melinda. Go in front of me, so I could see you - the man replyed.

The trip has ended, and soon after, a man, a woman and Melinda have returned to their home.

The very same evening Melinda has cut open one of her plushy bears. Parents kept buying them for her on any ocasion despite the girl never asked them to. She placed the egg found in the forest iside. Now it had a propper nest. She layed Jake (that's how she used to call the bear... that's, in fact, how she called all of them)... she layed him on her table and pulled the desk lamp closer. She turned the lamp on to keep Jake in warmth.