“My family is by no means wealthy, but I have never made my children miserable!”
I was so impressed with this word that I even almost cried.
That’s right. No matter how wealthy you are, if you are miserable, there is no point in living.
But what about the reality? A woman lived as a single mother. She wasn’t married, but she had one daughter.
The lady worked hard until her daughter grew up. The two were not wealthy, but not miserable.
However, one day, her daughter died of a “sudden illness.”
Due to the lack of detailed information, the “sudden illness” seemed to have complicated circumstances. No one spoke deeply.
The woman who lost her beloved daughter continued to work, though depressed.
When I saw a girl about the same age as her deceased daughter, she seemed to have her deceased daughter over and over again.
Isn’t that child going home one day? Those who have lost close relatives dream of this.
But look at the reality. Her deceased daughter was in heavy debt.
The mother thought she knew everything about her daughter, but she didn’t really know anything. Her daughter was also a lonely person.
Mom, it was the same as you when you were a young daughter.
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