Read Two Sides, Two Girls, One War.

I live in North Korea. It's not much here, I never got to see much. But I know when to tell when my parents are keeping something a secret. I thin something's wrong. Whenever I go to them, to talk, they put on a fake smile, How do I know it's fake? Well, their eyes bounce everywhere, I wonder if it's okay to say that I'm scared. Really scared.

I'm not a only child. That's good. My sister is the model child, the one who is the perfect sibling ever. She's smart, kind, funny, and a good child. Her name is Chung-Cha. She's not my favorite. My brother on the other hand, is the troublemaker. Chul-Soo is his name. He is 7 years old and annoys me so much that I tattle on him EVERY CHANCE I GET. I have a much older brother who is in the military. His name is Min-Chul. Min-Chul was nice and played with me a lot. Whenever father and mother were busy, or somewhere else, he would take care of me and play with me. My sister never did that. But he went to the military because he thinks because Chul-Soo and father both have bad eyesight. It's not too bad but they can't go to the military, or they'll get hurt. Ususally, they would have to go and have a easier training, but father is rich and was able to pay so Chul-Soo wouldn't have to go. Grandfather was also rich so father didn't have to go. Min-Chul didn't have bad eyesight or disabilities so he was able to go. Nobody forced him. He went by himself.

Anyways, I think I should look more into the Secret. I think it's important.