Quote About Son Growing Up นิยาย & เรื่องราว

saad ko. And all I thought is that like my mother, he would also get mad. Nagulat ako nang ngumiti ito sa ‘kin at tinapik ako sa balikat. “It’s good to see my son becoming a man,” he said. “Go on, son. Chase her.” Nangunot ang aking noo. “Hindi mo ako pipigilan?”

Diretso lang siyang pumasok sa loob ng kwarto kaya sinundan ko naman siya kaagad. "Trevor, you will understand me when you grow older," sabi ko nang maabutan ko siyang nakaupo sa kama. "Mom, try to make me understand," he said. Sa pagkakataong ito ay parang hindi siya apat na taon. Those sad eyes and disappointed face. My son is breaking me.

The little boy’s laughter echoed warmly through the house. "Papa, magpahinga ka na. Ako nang bahala rito," sabi niya, habang ngumiti nang bahagya. He smiled, looking up from a toy car. “Rosa, your son is too smart. He doesn’t seem like a four-year-old at all! You’ve done such a great job raising him.” Rosa gave a faint, bittersweet smile. “I haven’t trained him at all, Dad. Lahat ng alam niya ay halos siya lang din ang nakaalam mag-isa. I just try to keep up with him.”

“You know I love you so much. And just like Tito Hanz said, I'll be like a grown-up man starting today.” Natawa naman siya. “Hmm? And why is that?” curious na tanong niya. “Because I'll protect you always from all the pain you will encounter.” At niyakap siya nito nang mahigpit. Hay. . . Ang sarap pala sa pakiramdam nang ganoon. She was very happy hearing her son saying those words. It's too precious. Nawawala ang lahat ng mga alalahanin sa isipan niya. At pansumandaling natatabunan niyon ang mga masasamang pangyayari sa buhay nilang dalawa.

Gusto kong kaya rin nilang patawarin ang kanilang mga sarili. "You still have a long way to go, son. You will commit mistakes, you will fall, you will have doubts about yourself... but remember to always learn from all of them and let that grow you, all right?" Tumango lang siya at saka ko siya niyakap, niyakap niya rin ako pabalik at naalala ko 'yong una kong haplos sa panganay kong anak. "You will forever be my baby boy," mahinang bulong ko.

"My yaya once said that you're working hard to give me a good life because I have no father. It's fine, Mommy. Lolay and Tita Mayi is still here so it's fine, Mom. We can video chat every night after your work." Hindi ko mawari kung bakit naluha ako sa narinig. My son is a smart kid but I didn't know it would be this smart. "Soon, Mom, once I grow older like you, I will start to work too so you don't have to," sambit nito. "We don't need a Tatay to be a family, Mommy. You are enough to me."

Natahimik ito sa sumunod na mga sandali habang ngumunguya ng pagkain, nag-iisip. “It’s not going to be agad-agad. Kung kailan ready ka na,” sabi niya matapos lunukin ang sinubo niya. “Can you tell me a little bit more about them?” tanong nito sa maliit na tinig. “I’m an only son. I’m very close to my parents, and they spoil me to death shamelessly that there are times I had to discipline them or I’ll turn into a bad adult. Minsan lang ‘yon. Mas nakikinig sila kaysa hindi sa akin.”

Napakuyom siya ng kaniyang kamao at gustong-gusto ng patayin ang demonyong lalaki na papalapit sa kaniya "Son, I told you already. You'll be like me in the future. Might as well get a lesson from what you've seen today," his Father who was wearing a sinister smirk muttered in a proud tone. Gusto niyang masuka nang sabihin iyon ng Ama. His Father went closer to his ten year old self and patted his shoulder.

"Mom, Dad. When are we getting a normal conversation here? Kauuwi ko lang, oh. Can we eat first, atleast?" Humalukipkip naman ang kanyang ama. "Jann, soon you will understand me and your mother why are we like this. Of course you are our only son. Kung ba naman may kapatid ka pa ay hindi mo maririnig sa amin ang mga 'yan. One thing, your mom is right. You are not getting any younger..." "Alam ko naman 'yon Dad. It's just... Chill, alright? Darating din tayo diyan. I'm working on it. Saka alam niyo naman na abala din ako sa kunpanya."

“Secret code?” She nodded her head and pushed the cart towards the way to the self-check-out lane that’s currently empty. “Yes, a code that you will learn when you grow up.” “Why can’t I grown up now, Mommy?” “Because growing up takes time, sweetheart,” sagot niya, marahan pang kinintalan ng halik ang noo ng anak niya. “Now why don’t you help me with our things so that we can go home quicker,” aniya.