Tina stopped in her tracks. Her head spinning, her troth went dry.

“Gramps, what the hell are you talking about…it…it’s impossible…”

Mario turns around, looking straight in his granddaughter’s eyes. He just smiled, turning back again, and start walking. “Follow me!” he said heading to the end of the property.

“If you had been living here as long as I’m, you wouldn’t think it for impossible. Trust me, for my 86 years long life I had seen thinks beyond believe. And your mother…well, let’s just say that she’s the biggest improbability of all…”

“What?” Tina asked “I can’t accept that…no, I’m not a monster…she can’t be right…” Tina was rambling, her thought and mind working overtime.  “Why no one told me about that? Why I was kept away from this? Why? “Tina yelled, she couldn’t control her anger anymore.

“You were too young to understand information like this… you probably wouldn’t accept it.”

“To young? To young…gramps I grown up on 8 years…I lost my family…” Tina said, banding her head down.

“But you had us, and now you have this woman…uhhmm…” Mario struggled to remember her name.

“You mean Bette?” Tina said

“Yeah, that’s her name” Mario said, turning left behind the barn.

“You remember that we have a daughter, right? “  Tina remained him.

“Yes, I know. In spite of what your grandmother said, I’ll be very happy to meet this young lady of yours.” Mario said, now turning right. They were walking on a small path between the threes. Tina had never been in this part of the property.

“Where are taking me anyway?” Tina asked with curiosity.

“You’ll see…so how old is my grand-granddaughter?” Mario asked while they were walking further.

“She just turns 5” Tina said, blushing. “We are very proud of her; she’s so smart for her age”

“I’m sure she’s with mother like…uhhuu…with mothers like you two.” Mario said, correcting himself. “How is…Bette?”

“Gramps…why are you asking me these things…you never have before?” Tina said, titling her head a little, to catch her gramps expression.

“I…I…I just want to get to know you a little better, that’s all. We grow apart trough the years. You became very independent at very young age…” They stopped in front of a small building in the middle of the nothing.