[ CW ] Write two separate scenes , connected in such a way that the twist is not revealed unless you read both .

Scene A ) 
 
 
 Free Time had always been Michael ’ s favorite part of the day. While some of the kids chose to curl up with books in their bean bag chairs or play with Legos, he was always drawing. Crayons were his tool of choice to create his work. Michael sat at his table, scribbling away with green crayon on the bottom edge of the paper. The teacher, Miss Davis, walked up next to his table group. 
 
 “ What are you drawing, Michael? ” 
 
 “ Grass. Later I draw a mountain, ” he said, without losing focus on the piece. 
 
 “ Good work! ” Miss Davis moved on to another table group. Michael kept working, switching out different colored crayons when necessary. When he was finished, he stuffed the piece of paper into a yellow folder in his backpack. A dozen other drawings were in the folder as well. The label on the front of the folder, in his youthful, erroneous script, read “ GIVE TOO DAD ”. 
 
 Miss Davis rang the bell on her desk, signaling the class to end Free Time and come back to their tables. 
 
 Scene B ) 
 
 
 Alicia Steele walked into the psychiatrist ’ s office, noticing the large amount of certificates on the walls. She had no idea that it was possible to be this well-decorated as an elementary school worker. A small executive chair faced the desk in the middle of the room, and she sat down at it. 
 
 In walked Mr. Ralick, the owner of the office. The man seemed to be in his late forties, with gray hairs threatening his roots. He wore a blue button up and a red tie. He sat down at the even larger chair on the other side of the desk, reached out his hand, and with a polite greeting of “ Good morning, nice to meet you ”, shook Alicia ’ s. 
 
 “ So what brings you here today? ” 
 
 “ I ’ m a little concerned about my son, Michael, and I thought you would be the right person to turn to. ” 
 
 “ Of course. What ’ s causing your concern with him? ” 
 
 “ He's been acting kind of strange recently. He keeps asking me when he can send his drawings to his dad, and giving me a folder full of them. I just put it back in his backpack.'' 
 
 `` I do n't see what's so unusual about that.'' 
 
 `` Well, his father passed on a year ago.'' 
 
 Mr. Ralick sighed. `` I'm so sorry to hear that.'' 

