Quote About Son Growing Up Novels & Stories

“Are we here to talk the past?” “And now, you grow up brave and strong. Confidently sitting against mine, unbothered with your bleeding palm. You even walk in the corridor like that. You’ve change a lot. Some people say, A brave son become a fearless man after losing a father. How does it feel, son?” Kumuyom ang kamay ni LV at pinukol ng masamang tingin si Fernando. “I'm not your son, so, don't fucking call me son! You are nothing compare to my father.”

Mungkahi pa niya sabay kindat. “Some other day, dad.” “Alright. Let’s go, son. I’m tired, but fulfilled. Thank you, anak. Sa’yo ko na nakikita ang kinabukasan ng mga negosyo natin.” “You think kaya ko talaga dad?” “Of course son. Bata ka pa, pero malawak na ang pananaw mo. Gusto kong mag-masters ka abroad, Austin. I want you to grow, not just for our business, but for yourself.” Saad ng ama ko habang naglalakad kami patungong parking lot.

singit ni Kuya. "Malaki ang kasalanan ko sa'yo, Reisha, dahil pinalayas kita kung kailan mo ako kailangan. Pasensya ka na at nahirapan ka nang ganito dahil sa pagiging makasarili ko," sabi ni Daddy. "Ayos lang po. I understand that. Maybe, I won't grow as a person if I continued living under your roof. Living alone with my son helps me to mature—to grow as an individual, and to be a good mother."

he said—proudly. I stared at my son for a few seconds, taking in the confidence in his eyes as he talked about protecting our family. My little boy. The same little boy who used to hide behind me whenever he was scared. Now, he was already talking about becoming someone like his father. Someone strong. Someone who would protect the people he loved. I reached for his cheeks and gently held his face between my palms. "Lumapit ka nga rito," malambing kong sambit sa kanya.

"Kaya when you grew up, and when that same situation comes to you, be smart. One wrong step can lead you to forever regrets." Nagpatianod naman ako at ihinilig ang ulo sa dibdib ni Mom. For the first time ay nakuha naming ang maging malambing sa isa't isa, like this moment. "Yes Mom. I keep it on my mind." Taos sa puso na pangako ko sa sarili ko at sa kaniya. "Very well, son. I believe you will be a better man in the future." Pahayag ni Mom na hinahaplos ang maitim at makapal kong buhok sa ulo.

Mahaba niyang wika at tinalikuran ako kaya malakas akong napahalakhak and he shot me with his scornful look. "I really can't believe how you laugh at my misery, mommy." He shook his head disappointedly and walked out from my room as my laughter echoed in its four corners. Naligo muna ako bago bumaba. I'm kind of sure that my son knocked on my door to pitch me for dinner, nakalimutan niya lang sabihin dahil nagalit siya't pinagtatawanan ko daw siya. I can't help but to laugh, he's like constipated kanina to ask if pwede ba siyang tumabi sa'kin. Ayaw kasi no'n na bini-baby ko siya dahil malaki na raw siya and looks like my baby is still a baby. I don't want him to grow up yet. He will forever

I asked him. My son smiled widely and nodded. “Of course! And I love her too,” he said. “Never forget that, okay? Always keep that in mind… always... r-remember that Sandra… loves us both. Keep that in mind especially when you get older… okay?” Unti-unting nawala ang ngiti ng aking anak. Even at his age, he's very smart. Alam kong unti-unti na niyang naiintindihan ang lahat.

Ngunit sa kabila ng marangyang pagpapalaki sa kanya, wala siyang kaalam-alam sa pagpapatakbo ng negosyo. Madalas siyang biruin ng ama, sabay tawa at haplos sa kanyang ulo, “Anak, sadyang spoiled ka. Wala kang alam kundi gumastos. Paano ako mapapanatag na ipasa sa’yo ang kumpanya balang araw kung ganyan ka?”

Nakita ko ang lungkot sa kanyang mga mata. " No, son… you’ll be a better version of me when you grow up.. Dahil hindi ako maging hadlang sa kung anong gusto mo." " Why daddy? Hindi mo ba gusto kung anong meron ka ngayon?" inosenteng tanong ni Jairus. Sa batang edad nito para na itong malaking tao kapag magsalita. Kaya tama si Adrian, matalinong bata si Jairus naintindihan na niya ang mga pangyayari sa kanyang paligid.

Hindi na maipaliwanag ang kabang unti-unting umusbong sa dibdib niya. Mayroon bang hindi siya nalalaman na alam ng mga ito? Quinn sighed. “The truth is—” “Let me handle the explanation,” their father cut off. Tumingin ito sa kaniya. Tumaas ang sulok ng kaniyang mga labi. “Kahit ba naman sa pagpapaliwanag ng mga nalalaman ni Quinn kayo pa rin ang sasalo?” His voice was mixed with sarcasm. “Kung sabagay, kahit matanda na ang anak ninyo, ni minsan ay hindi niyo siya pinagbuhat ng kahit na anong bagay— kahit pa nga plato niya dahil ayaw ninyong napapagod siya. Well, hindi iyan matututo kung ganiyan lagi ang gagawin ninyo. Aasa na lang sa inyo iyan hanggang sa tumanda siya.” Bawat salitang lumaba