sad story of a mother and her son | uk | IFTIKHAR iffi latest video

#uk #toxicrelationships #toxic #motherson #truestory #motivational #emotional #emotionalstory #overseas Today's story was told to me by an old woman named Farkhunda from the Lake District, whose nickname is Maria. I met Maria four days ago in Grassmere village. This village is in the Lake District, which is in the UK. Maria is from Pakistan. She was born in a house in the Shah Alam Market area of ​​Lahore. Maria had three brothers. She was the only daughter. Maria's father was a potter and a big businessman. He was very rich. Maria's three brothers were married. Maria got married to Abdul Quddus after passing out from university. But after marriage, Maria came to know that her husband gambles. Her husband lost all his business and money in gambling. Maria's father made her do business with millions of rupees four times, but he was not successful. Maria's husband formed a committee. This was a committee of gold market tycoons who had one kilogram and five hundred grams of gold, which was the money her husband lost in gambling. The police caught the husband and took him away. The father-in-law returned millions of rupees to the gold market people. And sold all his property and Maria's father came to London. Here he did a business and became successful. Her husband insisted that he would also go to the UK. Maria's father was forced to call his son-in-law and daughter Maria and Maria's three daughters to the UK. In the UK, Maria's husband drank and gambled and this became a daily routine. Maria's father died, her mother died and Maria's father's partner gave Maria's share to her. Maria moved to the Grassmere Lake District with her husband and daughters. Here she opened a restaurant and did well in business. One day, Maria found out after a test that she was pregnant. Nine months later, Maria gave birth to a son. Maria named the child Abdullah. Before the birth of her son, Maria was grieving due to the death of her parents, and was in great distress, but after the birth of the child, she was happy. In the joy of the child, her husband also followed the right path. One day, when the child was three years old and her Three sisters were playing in the children's park across the river. The child Abdullah suddenly disappeared. When Maria looked around the entire village and could not find the child, she informed the police. Four days later, the child's body was found, who had fallen into the river and died. Maria was very sad about the separation from the child. The child was buried in the Grossmeyer cemetery. A few years later, when the daughters grew up, Maria married off all three daughters. Then her husband died. But Maria has not left the Grossmeyer village to this day. She has never left the village nor has she ever been to Pakistan. Today, Maria is seventy years old. She still visits her son Abdullah's grave every day and intends to meet her son after his death.