For god shake, may no one shine a light

 There was a strict rule in our household—no matter what I did, I had to be home by 6 PM and study until at least 10 PM. However, *exhaustion* often made me break the rules, which led to both physical and mental punishment from my mother.

One evening, I returned from the playground, completely *drained* and feeling sleepy. With hesitation, I *stepped into* our home, which was surrounded by the houses of other family members. Our family was not just joint; it was enormous, consisting of 22 members. My grandparents, in particular, had often intervened whenever my mother started punishing me.

That evening, I silently entered the house, carefully placing my playing tools to avoid making any noise. Wanting to *freshen up*, I *headed to* the nearby pond, where I saw my mother engaged in something. At first, I couldn't *figure out* what she was doing, but I *sensed* someone was there. Regardless, I had to clean myself, as I was covered in dirt.

Despite noticing the presence of another person, I didn't pay much attention. As soon as I *stepped onto* the pond's *stairway*, my mother instructed me to freshen up properly. Her mood seemed unusually calm, making me suspect that something significant had happened, overshadowing my disobedience.

After washing up, I returned quietly to my room. The house was peaceful—only the occasional *chirping of evening birds* broke the silence.


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