The Open Door of Love and Forgiveness

After a fight with his father, the boy ran away from home. Days passed, months passed.

One day, he fell ill. Lying alone in his place, he remembered how his father used to take care of him when he fell ill. He thought about how his father used to care for him with so much love that he would recover quickly. At that time, he realized that he had made a big mistake by running away from home and decided to go back home. 

When he got a little better, he went to his father's home in the dark of night. When he went near the house, he saw that the door of the house was still open, even though it was midnight. Fearing something untoward, he immediately ran inside and found his father lying in the courtyard.

As soon as his father saw him, he welcomed him with open arms. Seeing this, tears welled up in my son's eyes.

He asked his father, "The door was open, did you know that I will come?"

Father replied, "You fool, this door has not been closed since the day you left! I used to think that when you return, it might be that you return after seeing the door closed. So I never closed the door, even at night."

Flash: In a fit of anger, a boy leaves home after a heated argument with his father. Alone and ill, he reflects on the care and love his father used to shower upon him. Overwhelmed with regret, he decides to return home. In the dead of night, he finds the door wide open, a beacon of hope and forgiveness. Reunited with his father's warm embrace, tears of remorse and gratitude fill his eyes. In that moment, he learns the enduring power of love and forgiveness to bridge even the deepest chasms of misunderstanding.

Moral: The forgiveness and unconditional love have the power to heal wounds and mend broken relationships. Despite the son's mistake of running away from home, his father's unwavering love and open door symbolize acceptance and the hope for reconciliation. It teaches us the importance of forgiveness, understanding, and keeping the door of our hearts open for those we love, even in their absence.

"Forgiveness keeps the door of love open, even in the darkest of nights."