Novel & Cerita Quotes For Son

"Old man." Napasulyap siya sa akin kahit na busy siya nakikipag usap sa telepono. Paalis na sana ako pero narinig kong nagpaalam na siya sa kanyang kausap at hinarap niya ako. "Hindi ka pa rin nagbabago, Son. Bastos ka pa rin," malamig na sambit niya sa akin. Napataas ang sulok ng labi ko dahil sa sinabi ko. "Like father, like son, ika nga nila. Siguro naman masaya ka na at nandito na ako?"

Inabot ko ang likod niya at maingat na hinaplos, kahit sa ganitong paraan gusto kong maibsan ang sakit na kanyang nararamdaman. "Cai, your father's name is Cairo Ford Myers Sandoval." "Cairo?" My son asked in a confused small voice. I nodded and smiled a little. "Yes anak, Cairo--" "Like Cairo Pangit?" Umiiyak akong tumango sa anak ko. "Yes son, like Cairo the dog." Narinig ko ang mahinang tawanan ng mga Sandoval. Pagtingin ko sa kanila, luhaan ang mga mata nila pero may ngiti sa mga labi.

yun na lang ang nasabi nya, pero naintindihan naman ng ama nya ito kaya ngumiti ito at tumango. "Ytou made your decision son, always remember that love is more valuable than trillion of dollars, good luck to your journey. I am expecting a dozen of grandchildrens from you two." "I wilk make it two dozen dad," and they both laugh hard, his father really has a same humor like him, I mean, he has the same humor like hus father. "HON! SON! LUNCH IS READY! " rinig nilang sigaw ng mama nya mula sa dining room, kaya agad naman silang pumunta dito at tinignan ang niluto nila.

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.

Nawalan ako ng sumusuporta ng dahil sa isang pagkakamali. Nawala ako sa liwanag na pinaghirapan ko ngunit hindi pa rin ako nalugi, dahil may taong pumuna sa panahon na hindi ko alam kung paano bumangon. My son. "Mama, are you sad?" My son asked. I formed a smile on my face as I stared at him. "Hindi, baby! I'm just watching the sunset."

Did he apparently spent his night with them? "Iwon man!" my son pointed at the character on his shirt. Breaking my close meeting with my psyche. "Was that Tony Stark?" he asked my son. Smiling, I told them to come in for they do clog the entry way. They're tall, lean but some are buff, and angelic gorgeous men blocking my entrance. Nakakunot na nakatingin sa akin si Julian, "Yes, Huntew, Iwon man!" "We're you trying to-"

she replied. But deep inside, she’s considering it. “Can’t you understand? You and my son are not living in the same world,” sambit nito habang nakatingin nang diretso sa kanyang mga mata. “Nasiliye— vtoroye imya moyego syna. Ty dumayesh', on mozhet byt' khoroshim ottsom dlya tvoyey docheri? Perestan' teshit' sebya illyuziyami, chto obespechish' svoyemu otprysku khoroshuyu i ideal'nuyu zhizn'. Potomu chto skoro ty obo vsem pozhaleyesh'.” [translation: Violence is my son's middle name. You think he can be a good father to your daughter? Stop with the delusion of giving your offspring a good and perfect life. Because soon you will regret everything.]

It's like he's too busy trying to get answers from me. Siguro naninibago rin siya na cold ako. I was too busy thinking about Serena's word. It's playing in my head like a fucked up villain. Staining and ruining me in any ways possible. Hindi ko na lang siya pinatulan kahit panay ang tingin at ngiti niya sa akin. Ayaw kong ipahalata na apektado ako Heck, I won't give her that satisfaction. "My son is a great person... A good son. I couldn't ask for more." My father started.

Dahil sa totoo lamang, gamit ang pera na yun ay maiiahon nito sa kahirapan ang kanyang sariling pamilya. "Basta huwag mo lang sasaktan ang anak ko ayos na ako doon. Kung ayaw mo na, sabihin mo ng maayos at pag usapan. Ibalik mo ng buo at maayos sa amin, pero huwah na huwag mong wawasakin. Mayaman ka, mahirap lang kami pero huwag na huwag mong tatapakan ang aking anak. Naiintindihan mo ba?" Sabi sa akin ni Tatay Arturo. "Lahat tayo ay pantay-pantay lang. Walang mababa walang mataas." Sunod pa na sabi nito na ikinatango ko bilang pag sang-ayon. "Gagawin ko po ang nararapat, Tatay Arturo." Magalang na sagot ko hanggang sa marating na muli namin ang kanilang bahay.

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.