Lesson.

He danced around his sister, with utter joy and happiness. She was indifferent. She didn't know why he was so over the moon. She was only slightly intrigued about her brother's happiness' reason.  She didn't necessarily show that she was intrigued but she nevertheless asked her little brother why he was so joyous.

He looked at her, with all the love he could have for a girl who is nine years older than him and who claims to be his sister. He asked her to slightly bend down so that he could whisper it in her ears. He didn't want her to bend too much and belittle him physically. She, again, indifferently bent down just enough so that he could reach her ear. He clamped his hands around her ear and quietly told her he had finally realised what he wanted to do with his life.
Now she was more intrigued. Her indifference changed to sarcastic surprise. All she could think of was that in no world a nine year old little boy could have figured out his life plans. She then asked for more. She wanted to know more. He, as trusting as he could ever be, just loved the opportunity to share it with his beloved sister. He whispered again. Whispered that he wanted to change the world. But that's all he would say. Because that's all he knew. He wanted to change the world for the better.

She, wasn't surprised. She thought to herself he'll learn the reality about the world as he grows up. She patted on his head with a sigh of disappointment, shook her head and told him to seek the meaning of the word "REALITY" and even asked him to apply that to his mindset.

He, though, had learnt a new word.