The man’s phone sat on his desk, surrounded by a mess of papers, coffee mugs, and other detritus. The wallpaper was a photo of a smiling toddler, the man’s newly adopted son.
The man had remarried last year, after his first wife had divorced him for his violent behavior. His new wife also had a child from a previous marriage, and the two children had quickly bonded.
The man was a successful businessman, and he was well-liked by his colleagues. But he had a dark side, and his temper was often unpredictable. He had been arrested for domestic violence on several occasions, and his first wife had been granted a restraining order against him.
Despite his past, the man was now looking for a third wife. He was confident that he could find someone who would overlook his flaws and be happy to be his wife.
The man’s phone rang, and he picked it up. It was his new wife, calling to tell him that she was bringing their son home from the park. The man smiled as he listened to her voice. He loved his son, and he was determined to be a good father to him.
The man hung up the phone and looked at the photo of his son on his phone. The toddler was smiling up at him, and the man felt a wave of love for him. He vowed to be the best father he could be, and to never let his son down.
The man’s phone rang again, and he picked it up. It was his lawyer, calling to tell him that his ex-wife had filed a motion to have their restraining order extended. The man sighed. He knew that he would have to go to court again, but he was determined to fight for his son.
The man hung up the phone and looked at the photo of his son again. He knew that he would do whatever it took to protect his son. He would be the best father he could be, and he would never let his son down.
The man’s story is a reminder that the subject of an action remains the same entity even if the object is destroyed or altered. The man may have a dark past, but he is determined to be a good father to his son. He will not let his past define him, and he will be the best father he can be.
— hiro (@hiro_osaka_jp) August 1, 2023
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