CAGED BETWEEN THE CEO AND HIS SON
is
he train station, my mother and I are waiting in a lo
rd me. The ci
temples, I let out a sigh. Why today of all days deci
ted that today w
blazin
nestly believed that this trip would
large city of New York. New York is adored by all. However,
. Since my birth, I haven't even left this little town. However, we've
ded to relocate t
deed. She has decided
w York City, sweetie," my mother once said, and I repeat her. There is not
the
luggage tightly to keep c
f them. Since everyone is holding their lugga
obably believe that everyone's luggage
ave our ticket money, so when they ope
not w
awful stat
intriguing reason we're rel
ere are two
's house. According to Mum, he
well-educated, she said.
thrilled. But I'm being held back b
be seeing my
missed him. even thou
mother, he is now
why he hadn't visited
ork, she explained,
. I once looked up the nature of m
are permitted to occasi
After doing more research, I learned that troops t
awful ri
s lying to me. He was unable to come to see us because of th
simply didn't tell anyone. Even though I
a father figu
he has pas
beaming, and my mother had no suspicions. I didn't wa
s weeping,
orrible s
imes, but I'm not sure why. She never
my dad. She must have been reflectin
ng, my heart tightens. It
er return. I already knew that he was g
r alive and wil
I bel
were traveling to New York City to vi
me that he funded
I truly felt at the time, bu
bout my dad's dea
to speak with him and ask him all the things I had
'm somewhat interested in it. I believe that if we di
y, perhaps,
sweetie?" With a
tempted a smile, but the sun was
eyes suffer from it. I'm al
specially when I'm studying. My glasses are in my
t, I detest
ill visit your father and attend the largest school in th
jin
spoke to them. "She got a scholarship to study in a
ir
s nice" "Cong
me. I nodded at them
" Mum squealed joyfully and
out a
schola
e for not t
use it doesn
we are getting on a train. Ther
familiar city, and there's this esteemed school-
, p
o intention of applyin
hing wa
for everything tha
good a
holding a piece of paper. She gave it to me a
that. She do
were a casual matter. And you know what? Th
es she expect me to write the ex
ess a great deal of intelligence. Your father's brains are in you. Don't pass
odn
s, I signed
the tests, and received a 96 perce
results, she nea
as ecs
r vacation to New Yo
to return to school two weeks after the results
and now we're still waiting
turn, I hope th
o myself, I turned
ed ahead. She is most likely keeping track of h
amed at me if she ha
with my new sc
e positiv
to be c
aid of a new school
. I haven't thought
mostly because she had heard that everyone who completes their education at t
ho
allu
ely made sure I had a future. She only wants what's best for
usual problems of mothers. I am going to that schoo
. I'll go to an unknown wealthy s
g about it. I will have the opportunity to mee
to avoid bec
's a distinguished institution. Every child t
, oh
day, I hope I
put it out of my mind for the time being.
re penetrated by my mother's loud, joyful voice. We
ho