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Aurora's mother went out to work, and her father stayed at home to look after her and baby Socrates. It worked very well because Father could do his university studies as well as cooking and housekeeping, which he rather enjoyed, and Mother could go on being a lawyer, which she enjoyed, so Aurora didn't like it much when she heard the other ladies in the flats say her family was strange. But then at first she didn't like the new flat much either, with no friends and a frightening thing called a lift to deal with, but it was fun helping Father at the supermarket and the launderette or with Socrates at the baby clinic, and even better when Knut helped make the Christmas biscuits. In fact, by the time Christmas came Aurora discovered she was a happy little girl after all, and that her family was not strange, only different, and very nice.
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