Left alone with 3 kids, woman was in a hurry for job interview. And having paid the fare to old man

Left alone with three children and desperately struggling with the lack of money, the poor woman hurried to the interview. Seeing an old man with no money at the bus stop, she paid his fare and the next day.....
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Marybeth spent a long time in front of the bathroom mirror, examining her reflection. She felt that she looked much older than the last time she had scrutinized herself so closely. The wrinkles around her eyes had deepened, her nasolabial folds were longer and more pronounced, and gray was starting to show at her temples.
"My God, how terrible!" Marybeth muttered, pulling her face away.
She was shocked at how much she had aged. She wasn't even forty yet, only 38, but she looked 7-10 years older according to her mirror reflection.
"Mom, hurry up! Cheryl needs to use the bathroom." A knock on the door snapped Marybeth back to reality. It was 8 am, and they needed to leave the house at 8:40.
Quickly, she brushed her teeth, rinsed her face, applied cream, and lamented that she didn't have time for a facial mask.
"I never have enough time for myself!" Marybeth thought angrily as she exited the bathroom.
Her children, 16-year-old Stacy, 10-year-old Zachary, and 5-year-old Cheryl, were lined up in the hallway…
"You'd spend a hundred more years in there!" Stacy said rudely, nudging her mother aside and entering the bathroom, pulling her younger sister, Cheryl, by the hand. "Cheryl, let's hurry up, or we'll be late for school. You can thank your mother for this."
"Thank you!" squeaked Cheryl, who seemed unclear about why she was thanking her mother - whether for the potential tardiness or for finally vacating the bathroom.
Marybeth sighed heavily. Every day, communicating with Stacy became increasingly burdensome. Her older teenage daughter had become disrespectful, disregarded Marybeth's opinions, and was always irritated when Marybeth voiced her perspective.
"What would you know about it?" the eldest daughter used to retort, pulling a disgruntled face.
"My dear, I'm not a hundred years old yet, and i haven't been 16 years old for a long time!" Marybeth tried to reason with Stacy, even though she could clearly see that her words had no effect. Stacy only rolled her eyes and made noises of disapproval, making it abundantly clear that she considered her mother's opinions to be of little importance in their household.

[@Achuidian179]

Thank you for sharing this story. We appreciate your time in making these stories and your commitment to making them.

[@biljasmiljanic6672]

Another sweet story about deceipt, compassion, honesty... And of course, enthusiastic and wonderful narrator. Thank you

[@derekmills5394]

Another wonderful story, perfectly narrated as per usual. I love ending like this, leaving the listener to draw their own conclusions. Did Marybeth and Robert rekindle their relationship? Did Stacy at least have an appropriate relationship with her father and grandfather? Did Stacy and Marybeth have a heart to heart talk and resolve their differences? Did Marybeth learn the details of Stacy's absence?

[@barbkatz1500]

What a STORY. I’m CRYING. How Marybeth survived all that happened in her life is a complete mystery to me. She’s a SAINT. Everything else took care of herself. Thank you for this story. As a narrator you are “Simply the Best”! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@trueloveandotherfables]

Thanks for watching and leaving such lovely comments!

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[@trueloveandotherfables]

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[@MaryNormanly-pn6bk]

Me too. I always check if something was uploaded. For 2 days nothing. I'm glad she did now.❤

[@trueloveandotherfables]

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[@jeneen591]

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[@FelyPage-vh8hj]

A beautiful story but there should be more to the ending. I always love you narrating with emotion .Thank you for this wonderful story ❤!

[@christinestanton5531]

Thank you again for another wonderful story. I am also a fan of your stories. You bring every one to life with you excellent story telling. I agree with Janeen, I could listen to your stories every day. It's wonderful having a real life person reading the stories, instead of the AI narrators that don't pronounce words correctly. I thank you for posting your wonderful stories.😊 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍. All of your stories are 10 thumbs up 👍

[@trueloveandotherfables]

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[@lindiweportiashongwe]

Say that again 📢📢📢Her voice is so sweeeeeeeet,unlike these A1 ones which are very irritating, putting punctuations where not necessary thus breaking a sentence,making story so boring.

[@corinnefogarty7880]

These stories are heart warming. 😊

[@billiesiler3869]

❤love these stories ty

[@cherylobrien9739]

Love these stories so much…..

[@stoicthinking365]

I would love it if you could post a tale every day since I get so happy when I realize that you have another amazing one up! We are your genuine fans, and we appreciate you sharing your incredible experiences with us all.

[@millierohenarivera9257]

Great story. Very well narrated. Congrats Ms.Narrator🎉🎉

[@gwensimmons_gigi1629]

Well read; great plot twist-HEA!🎉 Thank you!

[@millierohenarivera9257]

Congrats to the writer, keep the good work!!!🎉

[@ruthsands1869]

Wow I love this story is there part two? I would to here a part two ❤😢😊

[@nelliebigar8960]

Beautiful story thanks ❤

[@SylviaPeters-g1j]

I wish the story had a beter ending

[@DragonsMist1948]

A very well done story Narrator.

[@LathaKbidappa]

The language and the narration have imptoved a lot 👍🙏

[@Frannie1956]

I think the ending needs more confirmation . Nevertheless your voice remains captivating. Thanks!

[@sarahmealing2510]

What's a lovely story

[@rosiegonzalez7766]

That was a good story poor lady had to do a lot by herself living with kids no husband or anyone helping is a lot plus helping mother in law too much I couldn't do it I have enough to do hope she gose back to her x boyfriend and will be happy she deserves it❤❤

[@IMChrysalis]

Ch. I never heard Cheryl like that in my life, anywhere in the U.S. No, softer than that, like "sh"... sometimes, it's even spelled Sheryl. As for young Stacy, she ACTS poor, denying the family circumstances instead of failing to see it as a reason for gratitude that it is not worse, and there is room for loving, learning growing... a failing which, unfortunately, we all occasionally indulge in at some point or another...🙄

[@williamlenderman387]

A good story as far as it went but it left too many unanswered questions.

[@kendrausack1985]

I am playing catch up with these stories. The stories and narration are excellent.👍👍👍👍💋💋🥰🥰😘❤️🐉😎💙😎💙🌈🌈

[@sandraseecharan1816]

Poor ending.

[@trueloveandotherfables]

Sorry

[@char19661]

I love your stories

[@dianearmoogan3326]

I think Robert should have tried to find Marybeth. Beautiful story though 😍 👌 ❤️ 💕

[@williamwallace9826]

And yet another interminable story with no ending ...

[@trueloveandotherfables]

Sorry you didn't like it

[@TraceyBoyland]

What kind of hotel is this? How can the employee be charged and not the guest. Be forreal!

[@trueloveandotherfables]

some bosses are very harsh and enjoy their power.

[@sistykay1979]

I like the stories but all the good things that happen are in the last very few minutes. Then it’s over! Would like a bit longer ending .

[@patriciazabala5480]

I've got to say these are great stories, but I'm just a little disappointed with the endings. You build up for an hour on all the struggles and hardships, and then the last 5 minutes or so, everything just turns out great, but it just ends. You get invested in a happy ending is what I look for. After everything they went through, I would like to know more about the new life they were starting. This is just my opinion

[@alexsummerRain]

Stacy sounds like a sociopath

[@vickiestephens8889]

Stacy was a brat!

[@mattievaughn4506]

55:48 55:49

[@amandathedoodler6779]

Not uplifting like most of your stories. After all the misery, a little more happiness would have been nice.