Taken from life. “Half life I worked abroad so that my family had everything”: they said I didn't do anything for them

I sent each payment to Poland. < img src = "https://zycie.news/crrops/141253/620x0/1/0/2024/12/13/3rovow9jal3ccgxlp5lfw9vbblekdcdrjimj.jpg" alt = "old lady @pexels" styles = "background-color: rgba (196.190,186,1)" > < p > by p & oacute; I didn't have a day for myself. I worked from dawn to night, in foreign homes, cleaning someone else's mess, cooking for people who did not even know my name. I felt b & oacute; l in the spine, but I was told by: & bdquo; it's for them. For my children. For my husband. That they have better &.

< p > I sent each payment to Poland. Every month. Regularly. New TV, new ice ice & oacute; new clothes for children, holidays by the sea. I wasn't there, but I was sure that what I was doing made sense.

< p > I was sure & hellip;

< p > When after twenty -five years I was home, I had the impression that I crossed the foreign place.

< P >My children, now adults, looked at me without emotions. There was no joy, tears of emotion, warm greeting.

< p > — Well, now ? — was thrown by Monika, my C & Amp; Oacute; Rka.

< p > — Like this “bdquo; what now & 63 ~ wr & oacute; I was home — I answered softly. < p > — What house ? — This time Tomek, M & Amp; Oacute; J son. & Amp; MDASH; You have never been here. I blinked quickly, pr & oacute; bent to stop tears.

< p > — How is ? After all, & hellip; Everything you have is thanks to me & hellip;

< p > — What we have ? — Monika snorted. & Amp; MDASH; We had a mother who was always far away. Kt & oacute; she preferred to work with strangers, instead of being with their own children.

< p > — You don't understand & Hellip; & Amp; MDASH; My voice broke down. & Amp; MDASH; I did it for you. That you have a better life. < p > — And how do you know what life we ​​had ? — Tomek hissed. & Amp; MDASH; Because you were not with us. < p > I stood in the middle of my own home, feeling like an intruder

< p > m & oacute; Jer, a man for whom I have been horny my whole life, looked at me indifferently.

< p > — Now you want to live here ? — asked calmly.

< p > — This is M & Amp; Oacute; J house & Hellip; & Amp; MDASH; I whispered.

< p > — TW & oacute; j ? & He laughed bitterly. & Amp; MDASH; You didn't do anything for us. < p > I felt as if someone hit me straight into my heart.

< p > I sat on Ż & oacute; Żku, which a few hours ago seemed to me a few hours ago. < p > Did I really not do anything for them ?

< p > did it all make sense ?

< p > and where now I had a wr & oacute; 63 ~

< p > I had no longer where.