Novel & Cerita Quotes For Daughter Growing Up

“Gael is almost a big boy now that’s why he can do more things than you. He will still be your friend even if you can’t do the things he does.” Hindi ito sumagot, lumabi lang. Her daughter’s reaction struck a string in her heart. But she cannot do anything about it. Growing up takes time and change is inevitable. And her baby is still young. She knew she will adapt to whatever changes that will come in the future. “You will meet more friends soon, sweetheart,” masuyong sabi niya sa anak. “Now let me ask you a question,” ani Aaron maya-maya, abala pa rin sa pagbe-braid ng buhok ng anak nila. “Tell me Charlie, what to do you want to be when you grow up?”

dagdag pa ni Evron at halatang proud na proud sa nakababata niyang kapatid. "Hay nako dad, you always know how to use your people and see their values but you didn't even notice that your daughter is a genius in business. Is that a sign of oldness?" gatong ni Evrain sa usapang ng kuya niya at ng tatay niya "Just give it a try dad, just give it a try. Wala namang mawawala sayo" gatong pa ulit neto. Mukhang sa tulong ng dalawang kuya ni Evie at sa mga sinasabi ng mga eto na nagpapabango ng pngalanan nya ay mukhang nakukumbinsi na ang daddy nya.

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.

Diretsang diretsa, tapang naman. "These kids talaga, I'm happy for all of you." sabi naman ni Mom. "I wish your relationships will help you grow as a person and will help you learn how life runs." Dad said and then we have a toast. The dinner turned out well, puro tawanan, asaran, mga throwbacks and even our childhood ni Ethan binalik balikan nila.

Nahintakutan si Monique nang makita ang maikling mensahe sa baba ng mga litratong iyon ng anak. ‘Your daughter is pretty, she looks like you. She seems smart too, just like you. It’s sad that she will never grow up to be just like you. She will see the angels soon.’ Halos mapa sigaw sa gulat si Monique nang tumunog ang kaniyang hawak na cellphone, numero din iyon galing sa New York ngunit hindi pamilyar saakaniya. “Gosh Monique, what have you gotten your daughter in to?”

“Whatever...” “At isa pa, Roma. Huwag ka sanang magmumura kapag nand'yan ‘yong mga bata. Don't let them grow up listening to that.” I heaved a deep sigh before continuing. “I know na hindi naman do'n nasusukat ang kabutihan ng isang tao. But they're just kids, you have to remember that your words are powerful in raising them. Iyon ang titingnan at gagayahin nila.”

“Nahhh- leave this to me mom, why don’t you just go back to your room and be busy with dad? - I mean, baby brother?” Puno ng kapilyahang sabi ng anak saka tumawa nang marahan niya itong batukan. “You are way too young to be saying those things, Macy… But you know what? That is a great idea.” Natatawang sabi ni Lexie, napa hagalpak naman ng tawa si Macy bago siya muling niyakap at pinupog ng halik sa pisngi. “Oh baby, please don’t grow up so fast, parang kailan lang hinahatid- sundo pa kita sa nursery, tapos ngayon parang mas matangkad ka pa sa akin.”

“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.

pagsasalita naman ni daddy. “Para sa akin? O para sa inyo? Para sa ideals na binuo niyo? Para sa fantasy niyo?” sunod-sunod kong tanong kay daddy. “And to make it clear, you don't have to make decisions for me. Kung walang kapalit ang lahat, I wouldn't waste my time following all the things that you wanted. Hindi na ako bata.” “You're not! And in two years, you're forty. And yet wala ka pa ring magiging tagapagmana,” giit ni daddy. “Hindi ka na nga bata. Pero ang utak mo, pangbata! Walang grown-up plans!”

He's just my fubu—no labels, no commitments,—just pure pleasure. Never ko na-imagine na aabot ako sa ganitong point. Kung malaman 'to ni Dad? Putcha, baka atakihin na lang bigla sa puso at baka itakwill nako I was raised to be the 'perfect daughter'—reserved, conservative, waiting for the 'right man' to put a ring on my finger. Pero 'yung dating ako? Matagal nang naglaho. as in wala! alana! 'Ano, Lexie? are you tired naba?'"