Scary thing

We were standing at the balcony, just looking down at the roads. Cayen suddenly turned to me and looked very serious. 

C: Ah Ma, I want to talk you something .
Me: yes??
C: Don't tell me scary things. I will remember it for very long, like for one year. 
Me: Huh? What scary thing ? One year ? What did you remember for one year ?
C : You know, if you tell me something in December 2016, I will still remember it in November 7 2017, I can remember very long. 
Me: Oh .. tell me what was so scary from 2016 December ? 

(Feels a bit worried about what's upcoming .. hope he doesn't tell me something too scary like ghosts or what ) 

C: you know the scary thing is that Pokemon called cxx (I forgot the name) . That's scary. You know I call this Pokemon Xxx Yyy, and Pokemon Aaa Bbb.. 

Me: Oh !! 

* very relieved * 

Me: Anyway this is called code name 

C: Yes code name 

And I'm glad that's the only scary thing that has plagued him for one year .. 

my joker


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