00:00A man had only bought a pack of cigarettes on his birthday, but to his great surprise,
00:03his own son pointed at him and insulted him, accusing him of wasting money unnecessarily.
00:08He even compared him to his father-in-law, saying that the latter never bought cigarettes.
00:12Unlike him, who spent recklessly, furious, the man knew very well that his son was actually the
00:17one supplying his father-in-law with cigarettes, carton after carton. But his son replied coldly
00:22that it was perfectly normal for his son-in-law to provide for his father-in-law, and that there
00:25was nothing to criticize in a son as ungrateful as him. The man's heart turned cold. He silently
00:30walked into the kitchen. Every month, he received a pension of 8,000 euros. Out of that amount,
00:357,000 euros went toward paying his son's mortgage, and the remaining 1,000 euros was spent on his
00:40grandson's extracurricular activities. Yet in the end, he didn't even have the right to buy a 20-euro
00:45pack of cigarettes. Without being scolded, since that was how things were, he decided that the
00:49mortgage could now be paid by whoever wished. Without hesitation, he disconnected the bank card,
00:53used to repay the loan, took off his apron, and decided to return to his hometown. Seeing this,
00:58his son flew into a rage, accusing him of ingratitude, claiming that without him,
01:02he would still be alone and abandoned in the countryside. Those words only fueled the man's
01:07anger. Back in his village, he had once lived happily and freely with old friends. It was his
01:11son who had begged him to come to the city, to enjoy his retirement. But as soon as he arrived,
01:15without even unpacking his bags, he had been turned into a free babysitter. Even his grandson
01:20climbed all over him. Since that was the case, he no longer wanted this life of a servant.
01:24However, his son refused to let him go, arguing that since his arrival, he had been giving him
01:29600 euros per month for expenses. So he wasn't being exploited for free. The in-laws also interfered,
01:34accusing him of having no shame, saying that young people worked hard to earn a living,
01:38and that he had no right to ask for more. The man let out a cold laugh. All these years,
01:42most of his pension had been used to pay his son's mortgage. The 600 euros didn't even cover
01:46toys for his grandson. Not only had he saved nothing, he even had to spend extra out of his
01:50own pocket every month. But his son arrogantly replied that there was nothing wrong with spending
01:54money on his own grandson, and even turned the blame on his father, claiming that the child had
01:58complained, that he had snatched his phone. The man trembled with anger. His grandson was only
02:02seven years old, and already suffering from myopia. If he had taken a phone, it was to protect his
02:07eyesight, but everything had been completely twisted, seeing the whole family turn against him.
02:11He said nothing more, and returned to his room to pack his bags. His son, even more furious,
02:15accused him of being heartless, saying that his in-laws had come from far away to celebrate
02:20his birthday, and yet he refused even to cook a meal. He then decided to take the whole family
02:24out to eat, leaving him alone at home. Finally alone, the man packed quietly, looking at the
02:28photo of his late wife. A deep sadness overwhelmed him. He had never imagined that the son he had
02:33raised with so many sacrifices would become so ungrateful. Taking his suitcase, he left the house
02:38without looking back. Half an hour later, as he waited for his train at the station, his son
02:42sent him a message. If he apologized properly, everything would be forgiven. When he didn't
02:46reply, his son sent a photo of the dishes, telling him not to be angry, and that he would bring
02:50him
02:50some food. The man sneered. He knew very well. Those takeaway meals were just leftovers. He didn't
02:55reply. He simply blocked his son, and boarded the train. On his side, when the son realized he had
02:59been blocked, he became furious, swearing to teach him a lesson when he returned. But his wife began to
03:04panic, because their combined income wasn't even enough to repay the mortgage. If the man really left,
03:08they wouldn't be able to manage. Yet the son remained convinced that his father would never
03:12truly leave, since he had no one else. But two hours later, when they returned home after dinner,
03:17he tried calling his father repeatedly, without any answer. At that moment, anxiety began to creep in.
03:22At the same time, a bank notification arrived. The account used to repay the mortgage,
03:26had been disconnected.
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