Lost Creek Hollow I know it's not right.

Sarah did not think that she was worthy of Ibis's praise, but it was nice to feel appreciated. That she had left some sort of impression on the girl and it was almost a positive one. The only thing that smirched that light was the fact that the girl's aunt was aware of, what was going on inside her mind and that this stoic and calm demeanor of hers was not only a personality trait, but also a way to keep herself together. It was a fragile middle ground, which she did not dare to venture far from. 

"You can't change, who you are," Sarah replied. "You will be emotional, you will be sensitive, you will make stupid mistakes and age will have nothing to do with it," she listed the facts, but there was no harshness in her voice. "However, you have taken the first step towards wisdom by admitting that you have flaws. There are many fools in this world, who live out their lives, believing they are god's given gifts, when they are simply pains in the... well, never mind," she had got carried away, though she had a lot more to say on this subject.