I can always see them flying in the library in my school—those little green fairies. I can even communicate with them through my spirit. We don’t talk verbally, because it’s unnecessary and noisy.

One time I read the Old Man and the Sea, an old female fairy took a glimpse at me and said, “Darling, I know you like reading, but there are lots of things not written in the books in this library. Even some basic, elementary things!” said the fairy with her eyes rolled. “For example?” I asked. “Me!”shouted the fairy. “You?” “Yes, except for you, my darling, each human being sees us as ‘fairy tale’. For sure, human don’t see our history as ‘truth’.” I nodded my head. She kept on saying, “Human never listen to our fairies! When Eve and Adam still lived in Eden, it was our ancestors to persuade Eve not to eat the apple! If they had taken our ancestors’ words as treasures, they would been still in The Garden….”

Sometimes, library may not be a good place to read “silently.”