Mom And Son Quotes นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Nanlaki ang mga mata ko dahil sa sinabi niya. “Bukas po? Bakit bukas agad?” “Bakit hindi? Mas maaga mas maganda,” sagot ni mom sa akin. “Besides, hindi ba mas makikilala ninyo agad ni Zoren ang isa’t isa. Mas magiging maganda ang business at collaboration kung maganda ang relationship ninyo sa isa’t isa.” sambit ni dad. “May sasabihin ka ba?” tanong ni mom sa akin. Napalunok na lang ako at dahan-dahan na umiling.

I know she would be a great Mother and wife as she is so amazing being my best friend. Pumunta ako kila Mommy at Daddy at saka saglit na nagkuwetuhan at saka sinabi na rin nila na uuwi na rin sila. Niyakap pa nila ako at binalik ko rin naman 'yon at saka masayang pinutol din kaagad ang yakap at saka ako taos-pusong nagpasalamat sa kanila. "You're always welcome, dear. Sabihan mo lang kung may kailangan ka, narito lang kami," sabi ni Mommy at saka ako ngumiti nang natural sa kanya. Humarap naman ako kay Daddy nang nagsalita siya.

“Pero sorry, Ma, hindi puwedeng hindi i-celebrate nang maayos ang birthday mo. Non-negotiable ‘yan.” Napatingin si Mommy kay Kuya. “Kayo na nga ang bahala. Wala naman na akong magagawa dahil malalaki na kayo. Dati ako ang laging may final say. Ngayon, ako na ang pinagtitripan.” Pero kahit may kunwaring tampo sa tono niya, hindi pa rin niya maitago ang kilig. “Parang nagsesenti ang asawa ko, ah…” malambing na sabi ni Dad habang kinabig siya palapit sa dibdib niya. Hinaplos niya ang buhok ni Mommy habang nakangiti.

I told them but mom contradict me. "Oh. He's not your mom's co-worker. He's your daddy. He's your mom's husband so treat your daddy well" aniya. Pinanlakihan ko naman siya ng mata ngunit hindi ito natinag. Mom chuckled when she how grumpy I was. "No Moma. His mom was monster. I don't want to have Moma like that" "Your moms Moma was more monster that your dad's. So be kind to your father" the two other kids looks puzzled while I don't know how to handle my mom's mouth.

“I know, I love both of you too, son. You two are my everything, I don’t know if I can live without you and Nadya. But soon you’re going to leave me alone because you two are both old enough and you two are going to have a family.” “Mom, that will never happen! We will never leave you, we’re just always here even if Nadya and I already have our own family.” I wiped those tears from her cheeks. I promise that to you, mom.

Marahil ay naniniguro silang darating ako. Agad akong sinalubong ni mommy. "Son, i miss you!" yumakap ito sa akin. Si dad naman ay malawak ang ngiti sa kaniyang mga labi ng ako'y batiin. "Thankyou! And Congratulations." wika nito habang nakayakap sa akin. "Halika! Kumain muna tayo!" yaya ni mommy sa amin. Agad naman kaming sumunod ni dad. Sabay-sabay naming pinagsaluhan ang pagkaing nakahain sa lamesa.

Nakanguso nitong sabi sa akin at marahan pa akong hinampas. Nginitian ko lang s'ya at patuloy lang kami sa paglalakad. My mom is really a sweet woman. I admire her so much, from being the queen and being the best mom? No one can beat her! I like the way kung paano s'ya maglambing, and take note., everytime na nandito ako ay s'ya talaga ang nagluluto ng agahan mula hapunan. "Ezra? Akala ko ay nasa trabaho kana anak?" Gulat na tanong ni dad ng makita kaming magkasama ni mommy.

“Ano ang gusto mong sabihin sa akin?” “Ikaw ay anak ng isang mabuting tao,” nagsimulang magsalita ang lalaki. “Ngunit ang ama mo ay nasangkot sa mga plano ng pamilya Montemayor na hindi niya inasahan. Alam ko dahil ako ang naging tauhan nila noong panahon na iyon. Ako ang inutusan nilang maniktik sa ama mo at mag-imbestiga sa kanyang mga galaw.”

From Mom: Alright, I respect your decision. Don't worry about your Dad, he's just worried about you. If you need something, call us okay? We won't cut your cards. Suddenly, my mood lightened because of my Mom's reply. I'm still thankful that Mom is not mad at me. She's the best, they're the best parents for me. I'm so lucky to have them. I eventually type a reply. To Mom: Aren't you mad at me, Mom?

I gulp as my son look directly at my eyes seriously. Tears ran down my cheeks silently as I listened to my son's heartfelt plea, his words weighing heavily in the air. His vulnerability broke through the quiet of the room, pulling at my heartstrings with a strength I couldn't resist. "I've always wanted a complete family, Mom," he confessed softly, his voice shaking with emotion. "I don't need fancy things, as long as I have both you and Dad with me. But it's tough seeing my parents apart." His words resonated deep within me, touching the ache that had long lingered in my heart. How could I deny him the simple dream of having both his parents together?