Random child: Look, papa! I can stand on one foot! Mama, you see it too, right?
Parents: You are great, Pasha!
Dmitry stared through the art house building where he worked as tenor chorist. Resting his voice and energy in recreation room by himself
Alexei: A happy family, aren't they? I've watch them too. (patted Dmitry in sudden)
Dmitry: (blinked and a bit startled)
Alexei: Yep! Our thoughts are same, then.
Dmitry: Since when you were here?
Alexei: Actually five minutes ago. But like Tolstoy ever wrote, "Happy families are all alike, yet every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way". So I think they are the ordinary one. Half unhappy, but rare to show it. Mostly the topic is about money... Am I right, Dima?
Turn out Dmitry is already blocked by tall Vadim who stand inbetween two men
Vadim: You just talked to me, Lyosha?
Alexei: (startled)
Dmitry: He was talking about that passerby; a parent and a son
Vadim: What an unimportant topic...
Alexei: Hey, I just sharing my thoughts!
Vasily: (popping out from under Dmitry) Unimportant? No, it's important, urgent topic!
Vadim: What are you even doing in there, Vasya?
Vasily: (stood up) My shoelace loosen up again! (then he embraced Dmitry while watching the window) Oh, you meant that family outside? I will support Lyosha, and I think they kept being happy for their son!
Vadim: (crossing arms) Huh! What's the base of your words?
Vasily: Simple. Kids won't lying their laugh. It tells everything!
Vadim: (glared at Vasily) How could that be a good base? He may tried to cover his sadness over his poverty, unhappy family!
Alexei: (quickly imply) And what do you think, Dima?
Dmitry: Huh? Me?
Vadim: (Rolling eyes) Oh yeah. You haven't share your thoughts, as usual.
Vasily and Alexei: True!
Dmitry: Ah, I'm not really sure. Except one thing crossed in my mind: a happy family is when the child always remembered their happy memories with parents. no matter the parents are good, bad or passed away. So maybe it's the best if we asked the son directly. Wanna approach him now, Vadik?
Vadim: (chuckled) Huh, you gotta kidding me. In that case I must wait for years, since he is still young. But maybe a little patience will reveal whether he was inside a happy family.
And so, the passerby slowly missing from their gaze as the four men leaving the recreation room.
