My husband always cherishes a marble bracelet.It was his mother's last souvenir left.Whenever he missed his mother, he took the bracelet to look at, caress.After that, he carefully placed the ring in a wooden box and took away.
Normally, I didn't touch that box.But a few days ago, while cleaning the closet, I brought the box to the dressing table.While retreating to arrange my clothes back into the closet, I accidentally touched the box that made it fall out of the table.A crispy crunching sound.My heart seemed to miss a beat.
My husbandCookingUnder the kitchen, heard the broken sound and ran up to the room.Seeing me standing like a heavenly planting, my face pale, he hurriedly cleaned the debris and asked me if I was okay?I said that it was my mother's bracelet.I broke my precious and final memorabilia.
My husband helped me to sit down on the bed.He poured me a glass of water and then gently said:"That bracelet is a mother's souvenir but the figure of the mother has imprinted in my heart and memory. I don't need to panic like that."I stammered to ask if my husband was angry with me?He shook his head, hugging me to comfort.My husband is still the same, always gentle, thoughtful and romantic, true to the nature of a literary teacher.
When the cleaning is finished,During the meal, her husband said he was going to give that bracelet on my daughter's wedding day, as a gift from her grandmother to her.But now it is no longer done.My husband's sentence made me more heartbroken, blaming myself more.
My husband's tenderness reminds me of my intense childhood.Those were the times parents quarreled, loudly with each other just because of trivial things in life.The bowl of soup is salty, the table is still dust or the shirt has not been in time to become the cause of arguing.And Dad has never yielded to my mother, even when the two of them were over 60 years old.
But now, must spendhusband angry, angry for a few hours to me, I feel more comfortable.Watching my husband stored the fragments of the bracelet in the box that I was both heartbreaking and blaming more!