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How can you apologize? Since a long time, there was a nice youth lives with his beloved wife in harmony and humor. They always wished to have a child to bear their names and to achieve their hopes. One day, and after a long time of waiting, the wife got pregnant. Time started passing slowly, moment after moment, day after day, week after week, month after month, and finally, Sabreen, the wife of Ahmed, delivered Luai, the child that they had been waiting for a long time.

His parents speared no effort and did their best to grow him up. Day after day, Luai reached the prep school. As long as he gets older, his parents get happy. He was a high achiever student and his teachers loved him so much. They treated him as a son not as a student. Suddenly, Laui got new friends and his behavior changed dramatically since he knew his new friends. They were smokers, troublemakers, and lower achiever students. His parents advised him many times to leave this bad group. Laui was apathetic and he didn’t obey his parents. He started stealing from his house to give his bad friends, began smoking, and his level in the school became very bad. His father used all ways to convince him to leave this group and to give up smoking.

Year after year, he became 18 years old and his parents kept advising him. Once, while he was drinking tea with one of his bad friends, his mother asked to him to buy a pound of meat to cook it. Rudely, he replied, I don’t want to see you face again, leave now or I will hit you by this glass of tea. His mother asked him kindly again to go and buy the meat. He looked at her insolently and hit her by the glass of tea that she prepared 10 minutes ago for him and his friend. She fallen on the ground stained with blood. When he saw his mother, he ran away. A minute later, his father came when he heard his wife screams. He took her quickly to a hospital near their home. The doctors entered her to emergency room. Ahmed was waiting any news

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