After bragging after a difficult work week, Nicholas impulsively decided to visit his mother in their native village, bypassing his own home. Driving the car rainy November evening, he felt his eyes and decided to stay on the sidelines to rest. As he plunged into a dream, he was imprisoned about childhood and youth. He remembered how he went on the water, how his mother baked pies and how she comforted him as a child. Memories of adolescence, including his admiration

Nina and how he worried when she married his friend. These memories were interspersed with the moments from his adult life, showing that he was still associated with his mother, despite the fact that he lives in the city with his own family. In a dream, he imagined an alarming scene how his mother lies on the bed motionless, all pale, surrounded by worried neighbors who criticize Nicholas for rarely visiting her. Awakened by a truck with a bump, Nicholas felt the reproach of conscience and hurried to his mother.

Arriving home, he was surprised to find that she was alive and healthy and waited for him. Overflowing with feelings, he realized how important the mother’s presence in his life is. Hugging her, he vowed to visit her more often, knowing that her warmth and love were indispensable. This experience has deeply moved Nicholas, strengthening his relationship with his mother and emphasizing the importance of caring for those we love.