Novel & Cerita Maafkan Ayah Nak

"Yes....I am angry...you haven't called me for the last three days. I mean you are so busy that you forgot to call your mother. Wow!!!" Maa said angrily. I sat on my knees and took her hands. "Maa I am sorry. I was seriously busy. Please maaf kar do.(pardon me.) I will not do it again. I am sorry. Please..." I said. " Ok I will forgive you. But you have to do something for me." Maa said. "I will do anything for you. " I said.

My dad wasn't in sight which made me a little sad because I hoped to see him. We walked ahead before I sat down next to my mom, sighing. "How are you feeling Savanna? I'm so sorry about this" Uncle Tony spoke up making me turn to look at him. "It's not your fault Uncle Tony, you don't have to be sorry" I replied politely.

“Most precious Melanie, I wish I knew how to start a letter, I almost didn’t, and that is ironic considering I write for a living. Anyway, I am sorry to have done this to you, unfortunately, being in your presence makes me forget all of the terrible things my father did to me, I want to forgive him and move on when I am with you, forget being a priest and be fully and utterly yours, but how can I? He deserves to roll in his grave forever when he sees me using his hard earned wealth, I cannot have him laughing at me forever.

Not knowing who to direct her annoyance at. "So, what did that damn man say?" Fay cursed at Cade Goldwin in front of his two flesh and blood whose brows immediately furrowed upon hearing the harsh words. "Mommy, you can't say rude things about daddy." Mika now couldn't resist reprimanding. Their mommy had never taught them to hate daddy. It was just a mistake. Their mommy had forgiven Daddy. "Your daddy made your mommy suffer." Fay reminded the two children, knowing they were too young to understand.

Or just how much they are willing to do this, Ayana. “Don’t be rude, Adam. I would appreciate it if you played mute if you have nothing better to say.” Father adda. I smirk. A bitter smirk as I stand up. I don’t think I can stand this. I don’t think my parents will ever consider anything that comes from me. “Where are you going, son?”

he whispered into her ear; however, she still couldn't stop. Irked by being stared at, Amaan wanted to leave; however, there was something he had been meaning to do since the day Raina met Ayaan in the mall. Ignoring her, Amaan bent down and spoke with Ayaan, “Hey champ, I came to say sorry to you on behalf of my daughter. She didn’t mean to scare you the other day." Ayaan grinned, the corner of his mouth smeared with ice cream, and said, “It’s ok, but you can buy me another ice cream as an apology."

Nagmamadaling sumunod rin ako at sa kuwarto ko na ito naabutan. Tahimik lang itong nakaupo sa kanyang kama habang pinagmamasadan ang larawan namin ni Thana. "I miss you mommy! Sorry hindi kami makakadalaw ni daddy." Dinig kong sambit niya. Dahan-dahan kong binuksan ang pinto at maingat akong umupo sa tabi niya. "Sorry baby. Alam kong nalulungkot ka ngayon."

"I need you, Dad." His father shook his head, a deep sorrow etched across his face. Tears streamed freely down his cheeks, and this time, he made no move to wipe them away. "I'm sorry, son. I don't think I can be what you need. I'm so sorry," his voice faded into a whisper. "What do you mean?" Malik asked, a spark of alarm flashing in his voice. "I'm sorry, but I can't stay here any longer." "Are you going somewhere?" Malik asked innocently.