Little Boy Is All Alone Crying over His Mom’s Fresh Grave When Old Lady Finds Him — Story of the Day

One day, Mrs. Smith went to the cemetery and noticed a boy sobbing bitterly at his mother’s grave. She approached the boy out of concern, but she froze in shock when she took a closer look at his face.

Mrs. Smith was sitting in the park with her friends. After her daughter Tina relocated to a different city and her husband Josh passed away, spending time with friends was the only way she could escape from her daily boredom.

As the other women started talking about their children and how they were doing, Mrs. Smith fell silent. Her daughter had left her home a long time ago, but she had not bothered to check on her elderly mother even once in the last few years.

She’d called once and told Mrs. Smith that she was relocating to a new town, but when she was asked for the address, all she said was that she’d call her soon. Ten years passed, and neither that call nor any other call came.

Mrs. Smith gradually accepted her fate, believing her daughter had abandoned her at her advanced age. The elderly lady spent all of her holidays alone or with Mrs. Atkins, who had been her friend for over 40 years.

As they all sat talking about their children, Mrs. Atkins understood why her friend was silent. “What happened, Linda?” she asked when she noticed Mrs. Smith’s sad look on her face. “Tina didn’t call you this year again?!”

“Well, you’re aware that it’s been ten years. I don’t think she’ll ever come to see me,” Mrs. Smith sighed. “I could have visited her if I knew her address, but if she’s cut me off, I really don’t want to force myself on her. I’m hoping she’ll return to me one day.”

For Mrs. Smith, happiness was something that was lost back in the past and would never return to her. Every day, the old lady went through the same routine of collecting eggs and feeding the animals, then making herself breakfast and enjoying a delicious cup of tea. The morning routine was followed by cleaning the house in the evening and relaxing in front of the television.

On occasion, she would take time out of her monotonous schedule to meet the other ladies in the village and spend time with them. As Mrs. Smith sat talking to Mrs. Atkins, she noticed two black cars driving to the cemetery....