“I don’t want to go home. When I go back, facing my mother’s face full of guilt, I’m also in a bad mood.” Duncan told the truth.
He didn’t blame his mother because it was his own fault. He crashed the car because he was driving too fast. But his mother was always blaming herself, thinking that it was her responsibility that caused him to have a car accident.
When Duncan first found out that he was injured, he couldn’t accept it for a while, and his temper was violent, which aggravated his mother’s self-blame.
“I can understand Mrs. Lewis’s guilt. Don’t say that she is your mother, even if she is just someone else, she will feel guilty. You can talk to your mother more, she will feel good.”
The person who untied the bell had to tie it. Problems between their mother and son.
No matter how much outsiders say, it was useless.
Duncan: “I said, I don’t blame my mother. She is still like that. Watching her feel guilty, blame herself, and secretly shed tears every day made me feel irritated, so I come out to relax, even if I sit with you all day.”
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