روايات وقصص ضمن Quotes About Daughters Growing Up

May maliit na boses na bulong nang bulong sa gabi: "Hindi ito sapat. May iba pa. May sarili kang mundo. May sarili kang buhay." Pero sa ngayon, ang mundo ko ay ang pagiging "Perfect Daughter." Hanggang kailan kaya? Hanggang saan?

“Your daughter is at the right age now. She’s not a little fragile Bella anymore. I saw how tough she was. Para siyang bakal na nakatanggap ng nagbabagang apoy at maraming pukpok ng martilyo kaya naging matibay.” “My little girl…” his voice cracked, and his eyes were now misty. “I can’t accept she’s a big girl now. Parang kahapon lang palagi pa siyang nakadikit sa akin. Palaging gusto akong kasama para matali ko ng maganda ang buhok niya.” “You don’t have to worry; she can handle herself very well. Ilang taon na kinaya niyang mag-isa. What more now, that we’re here for her?”

"Yeah, because my daughter, Rebecca Alastre is the best." Niyakap si Rebecca ng ama. It was the most fulfilling moment for her, because one at a time, she was a spoiled. But now that she grown older, Rebecca can identify how it is very convenient to live everyday. Sa Canada pa lang. Natuto na siyang maging matatag. Because her father taught her to be one. Palagi nitong sinasabi sa kanya na hindi sa lahat ng oras ay kasama niya ito. That was why, when she realized what's her father had said. Doon lang si Rebecca nagtino.

"Interesting." "Carmelle!" "Kung pamilya talaga ang turing ninyo sa akin, bakit parang hindi ko naramdaman?" Namula lalo si Luisa. "Napakawalang utang na loob mong bata ka!" "Utang na loob?" Umiling si Carmelle. "Seriously, Luisa?" Tumayo siya mula sa upuan. Nagtagpo ang mga mata nila. "Even if I wanted to be a good daughter, bakit ikaw ang pagbubuhusan ko noon?"

Alam ni Kuya Ranier ang tungkol sa kambal bago pa sila maisilang sa mundo. Athena, on the other hand, grew up without me. Pero pareho lang sila ng kasalukuyang kalagayan—hindi nagsasama ang mga magulang nila. Daughters were scary when they overthink at the young age over things they shouldn’t concern themselves. They should enjoy their tea party than cry over adult’s stuffs. [Ahm…honey, busy si Daddy sa work. There were times na matagal siyang makakauwi tulad ngayon.]

his daughter grumbles to express her support for her father. "But, daddy? We need to plan our plan B, for the reason that, you know, they're not easy to miss," his daughter weeps. He nodded lightly while she was speaking. Nag-isip muna siya ng ilang segundo bago sinagot ang anak niya. "Yeah, tama ka nga, knowing them? They're like ninja turtles, but then they don't fit the word turtle," he growled, straining his jaw.

“Midnight, tell Mommy what I taught you.” “Daddy said,” seryosong sabi ng anak namin, “when I grow up and meet a girl I like, I should treat her right. Like how Daddy treats Mommy.” Natawa ako, pero may halong kilig. “Wow. That’s good advice, anak. Where did you learn that, ha?” “From Daddy!” mabilis na sagot niya. “He said I should give her flowers, cook for her, and never make her cry.”

DANICA TRINA.... Mabilis na lumipas ang mga araw, parang kailan lang, isang taon na ang quadroplets nila ni Joshua. Minsan hinihiling n'ya sa taas na huwag naman masyadong bilisan ang paglaki ng apat n'yang anak. Sobrang makukulit na ang mga ito lalong-lalo na ang pangatlo at ang bunsong babae na kakaiba ang mga ugali kaysa dalawang nauna.

Her mom was hugging the innocent fourteen-year-old her, then, head lying in her mom’s chest while she was weakly combing her natural wavy and long auburn hair until she heard her mom’s final heartbeat, her mom’s very last breath. “Dad, you’re an awful singer.” Natatawa niyang komento sa sintunadong boses ng ama. Lumakas ang kanyang hikbi habang patuloy na pinagtatawanan ang ama. “You’re such a bad daughter for insulting your father’s singing voice. Am I that really bad, sweetheart?” “I’m afraid yes, father.” She stopped chuckling when she sneezed. Nagsisimula na rin ang sipon niya. It was terrible!

“If you are trying to rebel, quit it. You have passed the rebellious age, so you should prepare to be an adult, sooner you will enter the corporate world.” I don’t understand my parents at all, minsan sinasabi nila na masyado pa akong bata para sa isang bagay, yet may pagkakataon na sinasabi nilang matanda na ako para umarte pa. They are using the age for their convenience that is why we don’t know where we should stand. “If you have nothing to talk about, I will leave this dining area.” “Where do you think you are going, young lady?” wika ni daddy sa malamig na tinig.