When there was still no movement from the room, my mom's anger flared up again.She stormed straight into the bedroom and yanked open a locked drawer.She used to say that the drawer held the things she treasured most.When she pulled it open, what lay inside were all the gifts I had given her every Mother's Day.A card made of carefully glued flower petals, spelling out, 'I love you, Mom.'Also, a bracelet I had spent ages weaving by hand with colorful threads.I never expected that she had kept them all so carefully.However, she then tore through them like a madwoman, ripping the cards into tiny pieces without hesitation.Bits of colorful paper fluttered to the floor, covering it.I cried as I dropped to the ground, trying to gather them up and piece them back together.'Mom, don't tear them up. I worked really hard on those.'After I die, I won't be able to make you any more gifts.'However, my mom's face was cold as she picked up a pair of scissors and, without a momen
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