My aunt said that I couldn't go to the yard next door.
My aunt said that there lived monsters with green faces, fangs, and floor-length white hair.
At the age of twelve, I didn't understand anything, but I was frightened by my aunt's serious expression. I hugged the ball in my arms tightly and warned myself not to play ball there.
I attach great importance to this ball because my aunt said it was the only thing my mother left me. As for my father, my aunt never mentioned a word about it. I just listened to it and believed it because I had never met my mother or my father. As far as I can remember, my aunt was the only one who spoke.
If my aunt says she is my aunt, then she is my aunt.
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