Novel & Cerita Kwento Ng Aking Buhay

"BAKIT AYAW MONG MAGPAKITA SAKIN KUNG TALAGANG BUHAY KA?" "Buhay ako. Hindi ako mamamatay. Di ba't nakita mo ako sa airport? Aalis ka na pala. Bakit? Tatakasan mo ba ako ulit? Iiwanan mo ba ako ulit?" "MAY NANGYARI LANG SA EROPLANONG SINASAKYAN NAMIN KAYA KAMI NAKABALIK. PERO KUNG HINDI, NATITIYAK KO, HINDI MO NA KAMI MAGAGAMBALA PA SA AMERICA."

Kung hindi lang dahil sa mga naranasan ko sa mga tao doon, hindi ako aalis kailanman. Pero heto na ako at papunta na sa bagong titirhan ko, kung saan tumitira sina mama at ang mga kapatid ko. Magbabago ako ng buhay, at sisiguraduhin kong pasasayahin ko ang sarili ko pati na rin ang pamilya ko. "Ate! Waahhh!"

That's how small things gave impact. Napabuntong hininga ako at napailing. I am thinking too much. I am too drawn of my schoolmates wealth status. Nakaka-conscious din naman kasi minsan kapag halos lahat ng nasa paligid mo ay makakaya lang bilhin ang buhay mo—ang buhay na hinihiling mo nang ganoon lang kadali. It's hurtful.

On the day Mom transfers the house to my younger brother, Elio Campbell, I'm busy paying off his fourth credit card. "You're his older sister. It's your duty to take care of your younger brother. The house may be in his name, but you'll always have a room here," she reminds me. However, later on, my sister-in-law, Bonnie Smith, transforms that room into a nursery without even consulting me. At the ripe old age of 38, I'm single, homeless, and have no savings. Mom tells me, "Your brother's second child is starting kindergarten soon. Why don't you help out with the tuition? It's not like you have much to spend your money on anyway." I chip in because I still care about my family. I'm d

"Akala ko ba matalino ka? Kung ginagamit mo ang utak mo, dapat alam mo na hindi yumayaman ang mga mabubuting tao. Walang taong nagkakaroon ng maraming pera at nagiging makapangyarihan nang hindi gumagawa nang masama. Alam man nila o hindi, sinadya man nila o hindi... Nakasakit sila ng tao para makuha nila ang mga gusto nila. Bakit? Dahil ganoon ang takbo ng mundo. At alam mo 'yung ikinagagalit ko? Hindi ko natutunan 'yun sa'yo... Natutunan ko 'yun dahil naghirap ako. Magmula nung mamatay ka at si Mama noong bata pa ako, hindi ko alam kung saan ako pupunta... Pinagpasa-pasahan ako ng mga kamag-anak natin, hanggang sa lumayas na lang ako dahil alam kong wala naman silang pakialam sa mangyayari

Some had great lives, treated like actual kids, but others were treated like trash, like slaves. The day I was born, my mom had just worked 5 days straight to pay off the last of her debt so that she could spend all her money on whatever I would need. I don't know how I was born, or what happened to my mom, because my dad was gambling the day of my birth. All I know is what he told me. My mom had me with no complications. She was able to hold me, but something went wrong. She died with me in her arms. The nurses say I was quiet till she passed, then began welling out loud. They also said that my mom named me Asoka because she hoped I would be without sorrow. These were her last words, and my

“Hanas, this can't be done. I don't want to, just go back and let your parents do whatever, as long as you still love Code." "Second brother, do you know how to cure your father's illness, he wants you to take medicine to make you forget about Mr. Code, which is a medicine for temporary memory loss. At that time, his father would definitely try to marry someone else for him, when she got pregnant, he also remembered everything and how he would do it. Second brother, do not have me. My parents don't know about me yet, I will definitely try to advise them. Big brother, you go."

The house will be stormy, maybe even reach him ears. But... it's not exactly unilateral maybe it's just a step towards another page. For example, you are living your life at this moment, and I am also living my other life. We are like two parallel lines that do not collide or exist in the other person is life.

I, on the other hand, fell ill with a fever for the next three days. The memory made me pull out my phone and book my plane ticket.

“I–” “Oh, or am I even qualified to talk about forgiveness?” I cut in. “After you came back from studying abroad, you were never short on women. Compared to them, an ex like me isn’t worth mentioning. In your eyes, I probably don’t even count as a person; I’m just a backup you can keep around for life.” Finn denied it over and over again. “No. That’s not what I think. I just didn’t realize… that I still love you.”