Life with four different lives
She balances the bakery’s oven and her four children, each a puzzle. The eldest rebels, skipping school, smoking on rooftops, chasing freedom. The second buries himself in textbooks, anxious about grades, sleepless over exams. The third drifts in daydreams, drawing oceans on walls, restless, craving adventure beyond the cramped apartment. The youngest clasts fragile health, inhalers nearby, yet smiles brightly, finding joy in simple toys. Through meetings, late-night homework, whispered lullabies, she stitches resilience, turning chaos into a warm, rhythm.