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Missed, But Not Crushed

 

Ah De's stomach growled incessantly, and his hunger pangs were becoming unbearable. He had only had half a bun since morning, and it was now late afternoon. As he made his way home, Ah De's thoughts drifted to his mother, a wonderful woman who worked hard to provide for the both of them. They lived in a dilapidated mud shack with a roof and walls that were riddled with holes. But despite their circumstances, Ah De always smiled when he thought of his mother's love and the warmth she brought into his life.

One day, a procession of people caught Ah De's attention. It was led by a brightly colored sedan chair, carried by four burly men, with children dancing around them. Ah De learned that the man in the sedan chair was a powerful and wealthy person from the capital, searching for a smart young boy to succeed him. This opportunity could change Ah De's life, and he was determined to be the chosen one.

Excitedly, Ah De shared the news with his mother, hoping to bring her along to the capital and give her a better life. However, his mother was devastated at the thought of losing him. Ah De realized that his mother's fear was that he would leave her alone. But he reassured her that he would never leave her side and promised to bring her along to the capital.

The next day, Ah De woke up late and rushed to the rich man's house, only to find that he had missed his chance. The celebration had ended, and there was no sign of the wealthy man or his entourage. Ah De was heartbroken, thinking he had failed his mother and would never be able to provide for her.

However, despite his disappointment, Ah De did not give up. He continued to work hard and support his mother. He realized that even though he missed that opportunity, he could still make a better life for them both. Over time, Ah De found other opportunities to better himself and his family. He worked hard, honed his skills, and made connections within the community.

Years passed, and Ah De became a respected member of the community, known for his hard work, determination, and kindness. He never forgot his mother's love, and he continued to make sure she was well taken care of. Though he had missed the chance to become wealthy and successful at a young age, Ah De was not crushed. He found success in his own way, and his love for his mother fueled his drive to create a better life for them both.

In the end, Ah De's story is not one of missed opportunities, but one of resilience and determination. He learned that success is not always achieved through the opportunities that come our way, but by how we handle life's challenges and make the most of what we have.

 
 
 

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