If you name the kid you have with Atani something other than Piyari, sometimes it still refers to the child as Piyari during the text.
"Avani babbles and bounces against the side of you, 'waving' at Atani with clenches of her little hands.
It's a peaceful day, and it puts a little spring in your step that makes Avani giggle. There's plenty of space for you to sit down by the pond, although you spot the coming-and-going of the occasional mare.
Only a few of them pay you any mind, and even then it's only to give you a smile and a wave before going about their days. The water of the pond looks peaceful enough, until you see just how many fish swim beneath the surface— not large, by any means, but plentiful enough to make a sport of catching.
You settle Piyari into your lap, crossing your legs and making sure there's no risk of the little marelet taking a tumble."
"Avani babbles and bounces against the side of you, 'waving' at Atani with clenches of her little hands.
It's a peaceful day, and it puts a little spring in your step that makes Avani giggle. There's plenty of space for you to sit down by the pond, although you spot the coming-and-going of the occasional mare.
Only a few of them pay you any mind, and even then it's only to give you a smile and a wave before going about their days. The water of the pond looks peaceful enough, until you see just how many fish swim beneath the surface— not large, by any means, but plentiful enough to make a sport of catching.
You settle Piyari into your lap, crossing your legs and making sure there's no risk of the little marelet taking a tumble."