His parents divorced when he was young. Bored, he lived a careless life. From the day he moved in with his stepmother, he learned to fear the “tears” of love.
Stepmother influences stepchild
During the days working far away, Nguyen Quoc Vuong (born in 1990, from An Lao district, Binh Dinh) was tormented by homesickness. He missed his mother, who was not related by blood but loved him more than his own son.
Mr. Vuong has called his stepmother "Mother Thanh" (Mrs. Nguyen Kim Thanh, from Binh Dinh) for about 10 years. Before that, he hated his stepmother even though she had never done anything to him.
Mr. Vuong and Thanh's mother on a trip to Lam Dong. Photo: NVCC
His biological parents divorced when Vuong was 5 years old. He knew the reason why his parents left each other. That haunted a child throughout his childhood.
Mr. Vuong lives with his mother and occasionally visits his father. When he was in 8th grade, his father had been living with his stepmother for more than 5 years. His stepmother has a son, younger than Mr. Vuong. Her first husband passed away due to a serious illness.
Also in the 8th grade, Vuong was naughty and was beaten up by his biological mother. He ran away from home to live with his father and stepmother.
His stepmother was a literature teacher at the school where Vuong studied. When they lived together, he was stubborn and refused to call his mother, only calling her "aunt" like he did at school. He was naughty and mischievous, and his stepmother did not beat or scold him, but he still hated her.
At school, Ms. Thanh was a good teacher, while Vuong was a problem student. He was mischievous and neglected his studies. She secretly begged and pleaded with her colleagues to forgive and help Vuong. When she got home, she didn't tell him, just sat there crying alone.
Whatever good things the house has, delicious food, Mrs. Thanh always gives more to her husband's step-son, advising her biological son to be more tolerant.
When Mr. Vuong grew up, his father told him about the things his stepmother had done in silence. He gradually realized that his stepmother did not give birth to him, but the effort to raise him was as great as the sky and the ocean.
From a reckless person, Vuong was transformed by his stepmother into an emotional and responsible young man.
Love like blood
Mr. Vuong got married, his stepmother went everywhere to borrow money to organize the wedding. His wedding invited many guests, with full ceremony. During the ancestral ceremony, Mr. Vuong solemnly brought his wife to greet Mrs. Thanh.
He was moved and called Mrs. Thanh “mother” for the first time. Mrs. Thanh burst into tears and hugged Mr. Vuong and his wife.
Later, Mrs. Thanh's son's wedding was kept as simple as possible. There were only a few tables and not many guests. She encouraged her son: "Mr. Vuong invited many guests to his wedding. I won't invite you to my wedding anymore, it's a bother."
Ms. Thanh loves both her sons. Photo: NVCC
Mrs. Thanh's step-son was gentle, loved and respected Mr. Vuong like his own brother. From childhood to adulthood, he had never compared himself to his half-brother. His wife followed her husband's example and lived in harmony with her brother and his wife.
Mr. Vuong's wife gave birth to two children, a boy and a girl. Each grandchild was taken care of by Mrs. Thanh.
When he was a baby, his son often cried and only slept well when he was with Mrs. Thanh. Therefore, when he was 18 months old, he went to sleep with his grandmother and stayed with her until he grew up. Wherever she went, he followed her. She had little money and always bought snacks for him.
Whenever her grandson acted spoiled and said that his buck teeth looked like hers, Mrs. Thanh would scold him lovingly: "I didn't give birth to your father, so why do you look like him?" Hearing that, the little boy whined: "Never mind, I didn't give birth to your father, but I gave birth to you." So, the grandmother and grandchild hugged each other and giggled.
Vuong has struggled since he was a child and has never feared anything, but Thanh's mother's tears are an exception. Every time Thanh calls out, "Vuong, come here, I have something to tell you," he turns pale with fear. He is not afraid of her scolding him, but he is worried that her crying too much is not good for her health.
Sometimes, when he sat and thought, Mr. Vuong clicked his tongue. He didn't know what would happen to his family if Thanh's mother hadn't appeared.
Mr. Vuong worked far away, and Mrs. Thanh became the spiritual support for his wife and children. Every time he returned home, he would take the opportunity to hug and act spoiled with his mother Thanh. At those times, his heart was filled with indescribable emotions.
Source: https://giadinh.suckhoedoisong.vn/nua-doi-yeu-thuong-con-rieng-cua-chong-me-ke-khoc-nuc-no-ngay-nhan-qua-ngot-172250318142607484.htm
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