His Wife [COMPLETED]

Ch.15: All a lie

Definition:
Lie[noun]: an intentionally false statement.

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Kids are one of the most fragile people in the world. They constantly needed love and comfort from their parents and those around them. They always craved for attention from the people they adore. All kid ever want is someone to rely on and a role model that will love and comfort them.

If they grew up like this, with a happy childhood and a warm family, receiving love from both the mother and father then, most of the time they would grow up to be q happy, outgoing person.

If they don't receive enough love and attention then they will grow up to be an introvert, lonely person who hates attention and people invading their personal space is never a good thing.

Every child deserves to have both parents but sadly, not everyone have both. Some don't even have one.

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Did you know that most of the times, a person that tried to make other happy often feels the most lonely?

I'm don't know if you know how does that feels but Louis sure do know it very well, how it felt like. Because no other than he, experienced it everyday although he's barely four years old.

Growing up, Louis barely remembered any memories he had with his father. Sure his mother constantly tell him that his father loves him very much and that he's just very busy with work. He's not that oblivious to not know that what his mother said was all a lie. Because when she spoke about his father, it looked like she was about to cry her heart out but tried to refrained it.

Louis saw her crying hundred of thousands of times. He couldn't do anything and just stood outside the room, peaking through the little gap through the door, watching over his mother.

"He doesn't love me anymore." That's what Louis heard his mother whispered multiple times.

That is why he tried to make her happy, keeping her off things that will remind her of his father. Trying to make her realize that even if Josh doesn't love her anymore, or even if no one in this world doesn't lovee her anymore, he will always be here with her. He will always be the one that will love her.

He only cared about his mother, comforting her yet he didn't get to really be happy. But he always thought to himself that seeing his mother smile is his happiness. He didn't want anything else in this world except the warmth of his mother, the woman that gave him life, the woman that take care of him since the day he was born, the woman who loves him unconditionally, the only woman in this world who would give up her whole life for him if she could.

As times goes by, his hatred for his father grew. When he was 2, he would hope everyday that his daddy will come back home to him, and play with him. He never returned and at the end of the day the only one who played with him is his mother.

He thought that he doesn't need his father love, his mother is enough.

But is it really fine for him or is he just pretending?

[TO BE CONTINUE]