share time: 2025-12-06 06:02:46
Lin Xiaoman, spoiled as her mom’s “dearest baby” since childhood, hasn’t returned to her hometown for three years to fight for her career. Until a neighbor’s urgent call: her mom broke her leg but hid the fracture diagnosis, fearing it would delay her project. Xiaoman quit her overtime shift and rushed home on a last-minute flight, only to catch her mom struggling to pour water while leaning on the wall—fridge covered with her elementary school “red flowers,” bedside table holding the expired hand cream she sent last year. When she squatted down to rub her mom’s swollen foot and whispered, “Mom, your baby made ginger tea,” her mom’s tears fell on her hair: “I was scared to be your burden, but my baby… you’ve always been my support.”
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