Fathers And Daughters Quotes นิยาย & เรื่องราว

"I'm not mom, she loves giving chances but I'm not." "Kung nandito ang mommy mo hindi matutuwa sa mga sinasabi mo." Humigpit ang pagkakahawak ko sa cellphone ko. "Kung nandito si mommy hindi siya matutuwa sa mga ginagawa mo. Noon pa man hindi na siya natutuwa sa mga ginagawa mo." "Eri is a good daughter." "And you're not a good father!" I exclaimed. Damnit, I am losing my control again. Kapag ito ang usapan nawawala talaga ako sa focus.

he asked, a mix of pride and uncertainty in his eyes. Summer's laughter echoed in the room as she replied, "Practice makes perfect, Legacy. You're on the right track." She winked at him playfully. "Who knew fatherhood could be so messy?" Legacy chuckled and gave a mock salute. "I'll remember that, Commander Summer." "You're gonna be a good father, Legacy," she said with a warm smile. "Keep it up."

dagdag pa ng teacher ni Anya. I sighed. At that moment, I couldn't respond. Gusto kong sabihin na single mother naman talaga ako, but hearing that my daughter has already bragged to her classmates that her dad is a doctor... knowing that she happily shared that with them just because of one little detail I mentioned about her father pierced my heart deeply. That just shows how much my daughter yearns for a father figure. Mukhang kailangan ko na talaga sabihin kay Roscoe.

his daughter grumbles to express her support for her father. "But, daddy? We need to plan our plan B, for the reason that, you know, they're not easy to miss," his daughter weeps. He nodded lightly while she was speaking. Nag-isip muna siya ng ilang segundo bago sinagot ang anak niya. "Yeah, tama ka nga, knowing them? They're like ninja turtles, but then they don't fit the word turtle," he growled, straining his jaw.

“I know the story na first love nga niya ang nanay niyo. But dapat di niya yun ginawa.” “Brother, I think kailangan niyong mag-usap ni Dad ng masinsinan. About that things. Para nga tuluyan nang masagot ang mga tanong sa isipan mo. Sa di naman ako nagmamagaling. Father is still our father, kahit pagbaliktarin mo ang mundo. Mawala man Jeff ang gravity… Hehe. Still, he is our father. Subukan mo siyang kausapin.” Tapik ko sa balikat niya. Baka kala nga nito di ko na naman siya siniseryoso. Sa lagi nga akong namimis-intrepret.

Nagpatuloy lang kami sa paglalakad kahit walang nagsasalita, isang mahabang katahimikan na una kong binasag; "Sorry talaga sa ginawa ng Daddy ko sa'yo.", ang daming kasalanan ng pamilya ko sa kanya, lalo na si Daddy. Napatingin ako sa kanya kasi naramdaman ko ang pag-tingin niya sa akin. "Don't hate your Dad. Your Father is not as bad as you think." Kumunot ang noo ko. "Despite what he did to you?" Parang napaisip siya.

Ang Daddy naman ay hindi gaya niyang mainitin ang ulo pero talagang istrikto siya at kapag sinabi niya,iyon ang masusunod. Mas malapit ako kahit papaano kay Dad pero hindi naman ganoon masyado since minsan lang naman kaming magkaroon ng conversation as a father and daughter.Madalas kapag nagkakausap kami ay about business lang ang pinag-uusapan namin. "E kasi namang bata ka ang hilig-hilig mo sa libro.E,ayon nga't puno na ng libro ang buong kwarto mo." nakakunot pa ang noo ni Yaya habang binabanggit ang mga salitang iyon.

paliwanag ko, pilit na dinidepensahan ang sarili laban sa pang-aakusa ng kanilang mga mukha. “You know you’ve still got a long road ahead of you, son. You still don’t know how to handle a woman,” napapailing na pangaral ni dad saka tumungga ng sarili niyang bote. I scoffed. “Don’t act there like you’ve never made your wives upset of you.” Nagkatinginan sina Dad and Saint saka nagkibit-balikat. “We did,” si dad. “At hindi namin kailanman pinaabot ng gabi,” na siya namang tinapos ni Saint.

“Being a parent isn’t about making perfect decisions, Adrian. Your father was nowhere near perfect raising you but look at you now. It’s about being there—especially when it’s hard. You missed the beginning. Don’t miss what comes next.” “But I’m not good at this,” I confessed. “I don’t know what kind of father I’m supposed to be.” “You’ll learn,” she smiled. “Just love him. The rest follows." "Nana..." I placed my head on her legs. Hinaplos niya ang buhok ko. "You're a grown man, apo. I believe you'll never make the same mistake again and I'll be waiting for you to bring your son and his mother back to this house."

Hindi man ako ang tatay ni Gab, but I know he’s doing what’s best for his son. Fathers can make mistakes too. They’re just humans like me, like the rest of us. They get hurt too. They make bad choices. But at the end of the day, they have hearts too. Matututo sila sa mga pagkakamali nila, and that’s what matters the most.