According to Maw the boy came over for lunch yesterday and told Maw:
“The Chingster is not interested in talking with you.”
See? This is what happens to vindictive nutballs, who was the problem in the relationship, working overtime for money and to help support my Uncle Ver because he wasn’t making enough money for the family.
And after the divorce, the old hag blames everyone, including Maw, and tells her daughter – the Shillster:
“Don’t hug or kiss your relatives! You have nothing to do with them. They hurt my feelings.”
Poor Shillster! I know the girl wants to keep her family and relatives together and in their places, all for their own good and unity. But her world fell apart when her dad, my Uncle Ver, married his second wife, the Bittermelon, who of all sorts matches his lifestyle of partying, smoking and drinking with friends.
So yeah! It’s really the Chingster who has to reconcile with her daughter, whose feeling was in fact seriously hurt and betrayed. Even my Uncle Ver expressed the following sentiment about his daughter, the Shillster:
“I love my daughter. She means the world to me. But if she cannot get a grip with the divorce between her mother and me, then there is nothing I can do to make her find peace with herself and my new life with someone who takes care of me. If only her mother would instill peace in the girl’s mind, she wouldn’t be that way.”
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