Every morning, Jason would rise before dawn, preparing bottles, making breakfast, and rushing to school, trying to balance homework and fatherhood. The cafeteria noise, the playground laughter, even the teachers’ sighs—all reminded him of what he’d missed, yet he persisted. Sleep became a luxury, and patience became his closest friend.
The Struggle Of Sacrifice
There were nights of endless crying, endless doubt. He watched classmates’ parents cheering at games while he held a newborn, wondering if life had been unfair. He learned to budget, to cook, even to console a child with nothing but a gentle touch. Each sacrifice felt heavy, yet each small smile of his son reminded him of why he had to endure.
