40th Day After Death Quotes Novels & Stories

Mahina pero madiin na boses niya. "By the way, hindi naman talaga ako masama. Gusto ko lang ng katarungan. Nais kong ipaghigante ang mga taong pumatay sa mga magulang namin ni, Dave. At ikaw Zinnia, ikaw ang magiging alas, para sumugod sila sa lungga na 'to." "Ano ba pinagsasabi mo? Hindi ko maintindihan, sino ang pumatay sa mga magulang mo?" Bumilis ang takbo ng puso ko, ang bigat bigat at sobrang kinakabahan ako.

Like what I've already said, hanggang maaari ayokong madamay sa problema nilang dalawa kaya minabuti kong umakyat dito at hintayin ang pag gising ng alaga ko. "I'm fine. Wala na po si doc?" "Oo pero babalik sya mamaya" "I thought it's just a simple flu or something. How bad is it? Am I dying? It's okay, death is not the end of everything anyway. It's just a start of a new life without pain and sufferings" Napangiti ako. Now she's talking about death. What a four year old kid? "Of course not. You're healthy and perfectly fine baby. Kelangan mo lang ng tamang pahinga"

And my tears feel in my eyes like a river. I want to touch her to hug and kiss. I miss her so much. My baby Lia .My innocent baby Lia. With tears in my eyes, I looked at her and said. "Today is your 4th death anniversary baby. Thank you for showing up!” Kasabay ng aking pagbigkas noon ay siya ring paglaho ng niya. Napa hagulhol ako sa sakit. Hindi ko alintana ang sunod-sunod na pag bagsak ng luha ko.

Hindi pa naman ako nakapag search kagabi ng something motivational and inspiring quote puro cheesy pick-up lines lang. Buti na lang at nakita ko 'yong quotes for life na nakadikit sa pader. Hindi ko pinahalata na binabasa ko 'yon at dahil do'n, pinuri nila ako kahit na medyo nandaya ako kaya umamin na lang ako at natawa sila. "Pero if words of wisdom para kay Jaq..." this time, I really think hard to form words that could satisfy him to keep living. "Nothing is permanent in this wicked world. Not even our troubles. Kaya cheer up, Jaq. God doesn't give us what we can handle, God helps us handle what we are given." I said straight into his eyes then gave him a bright smile after.

Pati ang paraan ng pagsinghot niya ng hangin ay puno ng tensyon. "Zi," panimula ng matanda matapos ang ilang saglit, "bukas na ang ika-40 days ng mga magulang mo. At bukas na rin babasahin ang last will and testament—lahat ng ari-arian na mapupunta sa’yo ay ilalatag na rin." Napakagat si Zarina sa labi. Muli siyang sinapian ng lungkot. Forty days. Parang kailan lang.

Agad kong binuksan iyon para mabasa ang mensahe. From: Lazarus Stop it with your non-sense. You're not healthy for my mental health. I am now doing well. Please respect the death of her. I already mourned for her death. Where did you get my number? Another message popped up. From: Lazarus Never mind. I'm blocking your number. I don't want to hear anything from you. Nahirapan akong makaahon sa pagkamatay niya, ikaw lang ang nagtangkang magpaalala sakin at sinasabing buhay pa siya. Tanga ka ba? Nailibing na ang bangkay niya. Hindi siya ang Diyos, hindi mabubuhay ang patay na.

Ipinaliwanag lang niya, "Lahat ng nabubuhay na nilalang ay pantay pantay sa aking paningin." "Sige, makakaalis ka na." Kumaway si Leilani sa mga tao sa paligid. Pagkatapos, tumingin siya kay Qays at sinabing, "Dahil si Forty nine ang namagitan, iligtas mo ang tao. Hindi ka pinapayagang magdulot ng anumang gulo sa tao sa hinaharap." “O-Oo…” Nagmamadaling tumango si Qays.

The eulogies spoken were a heartfelt tribute to her life, a mosaic of anecdotes that painted a vivid picture of a woman who had lived passionately and loved fiercely. Osiris stood near the gravesite, his face etched with a profound sadness. The weight of Martha's absence bore down on him, a heavy burden that threatened to engulf his very being. Her passing had illuminated the complexities of their relationship, the hidden layers of truth that had remained obscured until her departure. He watched as the casket was lowered into the ground, a final farewell that marked the end of a chapter in their shared history.

Narinig ko sa balita na ang tungkol sa sunod sunod na patayan na naman hanggang nag salita ang isang babae na halos nasa 40 years old na rin. “Mga taong yan akala mo sila ang d’yos kung bawiin nila ang buhay ng mga taong pinapatay nila..” dismayado nitong wika. “Wala na silang d’yos hindi na sila natatakot na masunod sa empyerno!” Mag gigil sa boses nito. “Hindi mo nga ho alam kung may langit ba talaga o impyerno. Baka nga kapag tayo namatay ang mga kaluluwa natin ay pa-gala gala lang..” wika ko na kina lingon nito sa akin.

TRIGGER WARNING: THIS CHAPTER CONTAINS DISTURBING WORDS LIKE "SU*CIDE" THAT MIGHT TRIGGER OTHER READERS. IF YOU'RE UNCOMFORTABLE ABOUT THIS TOPIC, PLEASE SKIP IT. ONE ANOTHER October 15, 2024. The day I'll never forget. It was the day I lost my husband, the love of my life. The man who fought me in everything. I lost him in the blink of an eye, and the worst thing is I couldn't do anything about his death. It must be painful for him.