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Smile
Three years ago, when Ngan had just entered grade 12, her younger brother was also in grade 2. That day, Ngan's parents took him down the street. My parents just told Ngan to take me on an errand, and when I return, there would be a surprise gift for her. But that time, her parents and younger brother were gone and never returned. A couple of men and women were speeding through the flow of people and crashed into his father's car, then... Ngan didn't dare to think anymore. By the time Ngan and her grandmother got to the hospital, her parents and younger brother could not make it. Ngan rushed to hug each person, calling loudly. Dad, please wake up! Bin, wake up, wake up and go home. Mom!... Dad, mom, wake up, wake up, let's go home together. Mom and Dad promised that when they got home they would have a surprise gift for their child... Ngan cried, her eyes filled with tears, everything was blurry before her eyes. Painful. The pain squeezes my chest, cramping. Outside the door, grandmother could no longer stand. The hazy eyes kept staring straight ahead, without a single tear. She was stunned. The pain did not come out loud but sank deep into her heart, cutting into her gut. She hesitated and suddenly collapsed like an old tree that had been uprooted. Ngan quickly ran to hug her...
By HK Decor2 years ago in Motivation
Do it again tomorrow
Little Mai was lost in the crowd, unable to squeeze in. Being late would mean losing the chance to choose food. But looking around, the food at the factory was hard to swallow, not delicious enough to fight over. The rice was made from bad rice, sometimes burnt, sometimes mushy. The chicken was mushy, the braised fish was bland, the stir-fried meat was all fat, the soup was watery with a few pieces of vegetables, and a banana with a slightly bruised skin or a tiny slice of watermelon.
By HK Decor2 years ago in Motivation
Leaving the city
Tien and Lan are the couple who have stayed in my area the longest. They rented a place when they had only been married for a few months, and went to work for the same company. When my mother came to America to live with Hai and his sister, leaving the boarding house for me to manage, this couple had two children. The two children were born in the city, raised for 6 months, then sent back to their hometown to be cared for by their grandmother. They only visit home every Lunar New Year, and during the summer, grandmother takes the children to visit their parents.
By HK Decor2 years ago in Motivation
Title: "The Light of Truth: A Tale of Unwavering Faithfulness"
In the small town of Virtueville, nestled in a serene valley, lived a young woman named Emma. Known for her radiant smile and kind heart, Emma embodied the very essence of honesty and integrity. She was a guiding light for many, illuminating the path of righteousness even in the darkest of times.
By Fannick😇2 years ago in Motivation
"From Village Dreams to Global Impact"
In a quiet village nestled between rolling hills and lush green meadows, lived a young girl named Aria. From an early age, Aria was known for her boundless curiosity and insatiable desire to learn. Unlike many of her peers, who were content with the simple, predictable life of the village, Aria dreamt of a world beyond the hills, where adventure and discovery awaited.
By Dharanidharan T 2 years ago in Motivation
Living with BPD: A BatShitCrazy Journey. Content Warning.
Introduction Hey there, BatShitCrazy family! Welcome to my wild and wonderful world where we explore life with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). My journey has been anything but smooth sailing—filled with highs, lows, and everything in between. Diagnosed at 46, I am living proof that you can build a fulfilling life even with BPD. From moving from England to Australia, to raising two BatShitCrazy kids with my lovely wife Mrs. BatShit, I've had my fair share of challenges and triumphs. Grab a cuppa and join me as we dive into this BatShitCrazy rollercoaster ride!
By Mr BatShit2 years ago in Motivation
I will not give up
Ryan had always been a dreamer. From a young age, he imagined himself doing great things. He was the kid who stayed up late, reading books about explorers, inventors, and leaders. But as he got older, Ryan realized that dreams didn’t just come true on their own—they required hard work, persistence, and a whole lot of grit.
By awan sudarmanto2 years ago in Motivation
The 8+8+8 Rule: Crafting a Balanced Life in 24 Hours
The 8+8+8 Rule: A Balanced Blueprint for a Fulfilling Life In the hustle and bustle of modern life, finding balance can often feel like an elusive goal. Yet, achieving a harmonious existence is not only possible but also essential for our well-being. Enter the 8+8+8 Rule—a simple yet powerful framework that divides your day into three equal parts to create a balanced and fulfilling life.
By Avs 2 years ago in Motivation
Heart of a Champion (Part 5)
Here previous Section The morning of the marathon dawned crisp and clear, with a slight chill in the air that hinted at the approaching autumn. The streets of the city were lined with spectators, their cheers and applause creating an atmosphere of excitement and anticipation. At the starting line, Alex, now 18, stood among a sea of runners, his heart pounding not only from nerves but from the weight of the journey that had brought him here.
By Dr.Huang2 years ago in Motivation
