Went to Bring Home My Wife and Twins
A Family Reborn
When the narrator arrives at the hospital to bring home his wife, Suzie,
and their newborn twins, he finds only a note: “Goodbye.
Take care of them. Ask your mother why she did this to me.”
Heartbroken, he discovers a cruel letter from his mother accusing Suzie of being unfit.
Realizing the damage caused, he sends his mother away and vows to raise the twins with love.
Months of exhaustion and loneliness follow,
but the babies’ smiles keep him going.
Then comes a message — Suzie is alive and asking for help.
When she finally returns, fragile but determined,
she explains how postpartum pain and his mother’s cruelty drove her to flee.
Together, they begin to heal, rebuilding their home with patience and forgiveness.
The twins’ laughter becomes a symbol of renewal —
proof that even broken families can find their way back to love.
