"And why would you ask that?" Michael asked.
But Olivia quickly turned her head away, whistling suspiciously and Michael's eyebrows furrowed.
"Olivia," he called with a warning tone.
"But Papa, I was just curious."
"That curiosity level is way too high for you, young lady." He said.
"But Papa, it's the truth."
They all went silent.
Olivia wouldn't originally lie.
Michael was just concerned that there was a piece of information she was getting that raised her curiosity level past that of a normal kid.
Why would a four-year-old, soon to be five, ask how babies are made when she should be worrying about stuff like 'Why is the sky blue?' or 'Where does the sun go at night?'
While it is relatively normal for a child to be curious about how babies are made, there has to be a trigger and this was why Michael wanted to know why she asked her uncle such a question.
