Invisible strings

25. The End.

One day, as Freen was about to descend the stairs with Paithoon in her arms, she tripped. In a heartbeat, Nam rushed forward and caught her, steadying both mother and child. Becky, who had just returned from work, saw the close call and felt her heart drop.

"Freen! Are you alright?" Becky asked, her voice trembling with concern.

Freen nodded, her grip tightening on Paithoon. "We're fine, Becky. Thanks to Nam."

Becky sighed in relief, but the anxiety lingered. She became more vigilant, ensuring that Freen and Paithoon were always safe. Her protective instincts kicked into overdrive, leading to a small argument between her and Freen.

"You need to be more careful, Saro," Becky said, her voice tinged with frustration.

"I am careful, Becky. It was just an accident," Freen replied, her own frustration bubbling up.

"I can't bear the thought of something happening to you or Paithoon," Becky admitted, her eyes welling up with tears.

Freen's expression softened, and she reached out to cup Becky's cheek. "I know, Becky. But we can't live in fear. We have to trust each other."

Becky nodded, pulling Freen into a tight embrace. "I'm sorry. I just love you both so much."

Freen kissed Becky's cheek. "I know. And I love you too."

Amidst the challenges and joys of parenthood, Freen continued to pursue her passion for music. She had a concert scheduled, and despite her new responsibilities, she practiced diligently. Becky and Paithoon often joined her during rehearsals, providing encouragement and support.

On the night of the concert, Freen stood on stage, her violin in hand. The audience was silent, waiting in anticipation. Becky and Paithoon sat in the front row, their eyes fixed on Freen. As Freen began to play, the music flowed through her, filling the auditorium with a beautiful, haunting melody.

The performance was a success, and the applause was thunderous. Freen, though unable to see the crowd, felt their appreciation and love. She took a bow, her heart swelling with pride and joy.

After the concert, Becky and Paithoon joined Freen backstage. "You were amazing, Saro," Becky said, kissing her passionately.

Freen smiled, holding Paithoon close. "Thank you, Becky. This is all for you, for our family."

With their love stronger than ever, Freen and Becky faced each new day with hope and determination. They embraced the challenges of parenthood, celebrated the milestones, and cherished the quiet moments. Their journey was far from over, but they knew that together, they could overcome anything.

Surrounded by their loved ones, Freen and Becky built a life filled with love, laughter, and music. And as they looked towards the future, they knew that no matter what came their way, they would face it together, hand in hand.

..........THE END.........

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