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Amara, a civil servant and mother of eight, has long harbored bitterness stemming from a painful past—ranging from a strained relationship with her mother to the judgment of her community, which drove her further away from God. Amidst this emptiness, only Gloria—one of her children—served as a ray of spiritual light in her life, even though Amara often undervalued Gloria’s kindness. Everything began to change when a work trip brought Amara face-to-face with her cousin, Grace. Through Grace’s patience and sincerity, Amara was gradually confronted with a profound question: could there be a way out of the bitterness she had borne alone for so many years?
Transcript
00:01Mama always pays attention and pushes me away from my feelings.
00:07Even though Biju is my biological child who was born first, not me.
00:14Mama should also be able to be fair and be able to protect feelings.
00:20But Mama has done that.
00:39Mama is my child.
00:53Like you, Gloria.
00:55You're still young, but you stop working.
00:57Take care of your younger siblings.
00:59Just like parents take care of their children
01:01Just cut down on service
01:03Compare yourself to other women
01:05Work just a show off and play on your phone
01:08H. Moore
01:09Moore is also good
01:20Yes
01:26I'm happy to be a child again
01:30Shalom all the younger siblings
01:32How are you all?
01:38Please stop
01:40Our hands are
01:45Mama
01:48Mama hears
01:52Standing on the side of the road
01:53Who is that man?
01:56He likes you
01:59Mom said in L even all of them want me
02:03Oh so according to mom
02:05If the story is that I want to do self-lotion
02:07To repeatedly get me lapped
02:08This is a good idea
02:11Ready to accept you as you are my dear Gloria
02:14A. You stop again my dear
02:15And you also stop asking questions
02:17The answers will be over first
02:30Bang
02:30Bang
02:32Thank you

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