"Mowwmy?" The little boy said tugging on his mom's sleeve.

"Not right now Remus, I've got to do something" The lady said shaking the toddler off her arm and walking away, her heels clacking on to the floor.

The kid began to cry, which caught the attention of his brother.

"Shhh Wemus! It's otay!" He said hugging his crying brother.

Remus sniffed and hugged his brother back. They sat there for few minutes before they heard footsteps again.

Roman pulled away from Remus and Remus did the same. Remus quickly dried his face, just in time for their father took walk in.

"Daddy?" Roman asked in a soft voice, tilting his head and staring at his dad with his big blue eyes.

His father sighed. "I'm sorry my little prince but maybe later?" He says giving them an apologetic smile and walking away.

Roman nodded and grabbed Remus and walked out.

"Womannnnn!" Remus said freeing his arm from the other toddlers grasp.

"Cowe on We We!" Roman said, pointing to a dark hallway they hadn't explored yet.

"Three?" Remus asked tilting his head. "Scawy" He said hugging himself.

"It's otay! I protwect!" Roman said beaming and holding a hand out for his brother.

Remus slowly took the hand and smiled at his brother. The pair slowly started walking into the hallway. After a bit they came across a door, there was light coming from inside.

Their little toddler brains told them to go in, so that's what they did. Inside they seperated, looking around at the seemingly normal room.

Roman saw something sparkly in the corner and decided to call his brother over to investigate.

Remus came over and saw it, it fascinated him so he decided to investigate more and touch it. Of course this was the broken game console so he got sucked in.

"Wemus?!" Roman shouted touching and getting sucked into the game too.

~3 hours later~

"Remus, Roman, Dinner time!" Screamed their mother.

Silence

"Remus and Roman?" Asked their father.

More silence.

After this they tried searching for their children all over the castle, finally puting something before work.

They didn't find them.

Guess what they say is true, you only miss something after you lose it...