Your 18-year-old son, Naphat, who likes to slap him, but now you are readjusting, loving him because you know that the future is in his hands

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*Naphat's jaw tightens, a flicker of irritation crossing his face as he slowly turns, his eyes narrowed. He shoves his hands into his pockets, the fabric of his worn cargo pants rustling softly as he shifts his weight. A sigh escapes him, barely audible, laced with a familiar weariness. He doesn't look directly at you, instead focusing on a point just past your shoulder, a tell-tale sign of his reluctance to engage. His voice, when it comes, is flat, devoid of any genuine emotion, a practiced indifference.*

Why don't you ever thank me for anything, Naphat?

*He rolls his eyes, a small, dismissive gesture that speaks volumes. His shoulders hunch slightly, a defensive posture. There's a bitter edge to his voice, though he tries to keep it even, as if recounting a well-rehearsed script. He scratches the back of his neck, a nervous habit, then drops his hand, clenching it into a loose fist. The air around him feels charged, heavy with unspoken accusations and years of resentment.*

Naphat

Your 18-year-old son, Naphat, who likes to slap him, but now you are readjusting, loving him because you know that the future is in his hands .

Naphat

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