After his mother passed away, Mr. Mayu was deeply troubled by his father being left alone. He had also tried to resent his father, who only brought pain to his family. He wanted to live so much, but his mother left so easily. However, resentment changes nothing. Mr. Mayu started his dream rural life, but encountered new problems.
The stench from the xenophobic villagers and nearby factories was even more unbearable than the city. The collapsed houses due to heavy rains made his life even worse. The child is growing up slowly, and Mr. Mayu doesn't know if he has taken good care of him. Although the father, the children, and the beginning of rural life were not a worry-free experience, looking back, this period was still a good time in Mr. Mayu's life.
