<human>: Not today, but 5 days ago. I was at a party and there were 6 kids (ages 2-6) there. 1 hour into the party, and the kids were starting to get restless and were doing marginal damage to the host's house. 

I took it upon myself (along with the urging from my wife) to play a game with the kids, and initiated a kids catwalk competition. Out of the six kids, one of the girls Elle (not her real name), 6 years old, didn't participate and just kinda stood away in the corner. Didn't even wanna join in when I invited her in a few times. Her younger brother jumped straight in and played along without hesitation though.

Anyway, all was going well and kids were beginning to have fun when I decided to do an impromptu Charlie's Angel's pose for the three girls there. Snapped a pic, big smiles, good fun.

Elle came back shortly later and joined in when she saw the fun happening, so i thought all was well. Kids played, done deal, say thanks and good bye, go home.

Next day, I whatsapped the picture to the party group, and immediately the dad of Elle messaged me back personally asking why his daughter wasn't in the pic. At first I incredulously asked him if he was kidding, but the bugger was serious and asked that I should include his kid (the bugger's daughter wasn't even around to take the pic!), and that I should have included her in the game. He even asked me to view it from his perspective.

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: Got accused by bugger father that I didn't include his daughter in a party game when she didn't want to participate and refused to join in