Cerita Sedih Tentang Ibu Mga Nobela at Kwento

She cleaned her tears and continued, " I was so sad. Kris, all efforts to get our baby back proved abortive. I am a bad mother." Kris was so sad but he said to her, " do not blame yourself. You are not a bad mother. Tell me, which Orphanage home did you take her to?"

she explained sadly, and even managed to make her eyes teary. Morris became soft when he saw her sad face. He shuffled on his feet uncomfortably. He began to feel bad for making her sad. When Iris saw them looking at each other uncomfortably, she understood that she got them. "My father was my mother's master. After a few years, my mother became pregnant with me. When my father found out that my mother is with a child, he deemed her as useless and left her in the human compound. I was born and raised by my poor mother. Just a few months ago, we found him wandering around with torn dirty clothes. Belatedly we noticed that he has gone crazy as well. He never likes to stay at home. He will wand

She poured her anguish onto the page, recounting the day his father had left her, and the subsequent search that had led her to places where she hoped to find him. Tiger's eyes scanned the ink-stained paper, his chest tightening with a mixture of empathy and despair. His mother's words unveiled the depth of her heartbreak, the utter devastation she had experienced when his father had abandoned her. She described wandering through unfamiliar streets, frantically searching for a glimmer of hope, only to be met with disappointment at every turn.

I murmured, my voice choked with emotion. Together, we sat in the quiet room, embracing the shared sorrow that hung in the air. The loss of Sena, a mother to my son, cast a profound shadow over his life. In the silence, broken only by the soft sounds of sniffles, we found solace in each other's presence, a fragile thread of strength woven through the fabric of grief.

When he answered, my voice trembled. "Sadie, Sadie I'm here in Rizal, mother Ida .." I sniffed and cleared my throat to suppress my tears. She did not speak. ".. your mother Ida is gone .. h-I couldn't save her .." I couldn't stop my voice from cracking. I can't even imagine how hard it is for her to receive such news.

There was a… stillness about him, an unnatural stillness that sent a shiver down my spine. “You were a terrible father,” I began, “but I never wished..” my voice cracked as the first tear finally found its way out of my eyes. “I never wished for you to go like this.” I whimpered. Seeing him lifeless like this, I couldn’t help but think of my mother. She was very sick back then and basically lived in the hospital. I remember vividly the day she breathed her last, tears streamed down her face as she couldn’t bear to leave her husband and child behind. I had held her in my arms till her body went cold.

Petal's POV " I can't continue, please." I said as I reminisced about how my mother suffered. I didn't even realize when other members came in and was listening to my tale of sorrow. I stood up and left as I burst into tears. Other members listening to me were already in tears. My dad was such a horrible person, my mom suffered so much because of him. She tried to make ends meet but nothing seemed to work out for her then. She was both shattered and battered.

I was silent, my throat still choked with tears. Grandma added. "Maybe my advice won't help you get over your grief quickly. But I often tell stories when I come here. I assume my husband can still listen to my stories even though we are in different worlds. It could be about happiness, difficulties, or regrets. And that's enough to relieve me." I nodded. "If my daughter is here, I just want to apologize for the situation that I couldn't control and my carelessness over the choice that put her in my womb.

Her gaze lowered to the table, and a sense of helplessness emanated from her. A gasp escaped my lips as tears threatened to spill over. "Please," I implored softly, my voice laced with desperation, my heart aching for any glimmer of hope. "Don't cry, please," she said gently, her grip on my hand tightening comfortingly. "I can't bear to see anyone in pain, but..." Her voice wavered as she looked down as if trying to manage her own emotions. "My son and daughter-in-law passed away in a tragic accident, and I lost my husband to illness. I now have the responsibility of raising my son's two children on my own and if I helped you then sir would definitely fire me" She looked up and there were sm

She had a family who could care for Ederic, a fact that provided some consolation amid the sorrow. "Eomma... Don't scare me. Wake up," Ederic's voice quivered as he sobbed, his cries punctuated by hiccups and sniffles. The pain was unbearable, his young heartbreaking at the thought of losing his mother. She was his entire world, and he couldn't think of a life without her.