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After years of listening to stories under this eaves, I've come to understand that obedience isn't always a gift. Some children are well-behaved because they receive enough love. But there are also children who are well-behaved because they're afraid of upsetting their mothers. They learn to hide their tears, their dreams, even their desires for hugs, their tantrums, their words, just to reassure the adults. Adults are often proud when their children don't argue, don't demand, and don't cause trouble. But they rarely ask themselves how much of their childhood they've sacrificed behind that obedience. Please continue listening to tonight's story: The story of the well-behaved child from the An Khue family's eaves - told by Cuc Do.