어린 동생과 홀로 복지시설에 간 소년의 감동 실화

The boy stuffed the binoculars into his shirt and sneaked out of the store, but he suddenly realized his younger brother was still inside, so he immediately turned back.

 Unfortunately, he was spotted by a clerk.

 The boy quickly climbed over the railing to escape, and only after getting out did he realize his brother was gone.

 He searched from dawn till dusk, but there was no sign of his brother anywhere.

 When he returned home, he found his brother lying at the doorstep.

 It turned out his brother had waited in vain and walked home alone, but their mother still hadn't returned.

 They went to their mother's workplace only to be told by staff that she had quit long ago.

 The boy went back to the doorstep and left a note for his mother telling her not to worry about them.

 Then they crawled into an old car parked by the road to spend the night, but the owner unexpectedly returned.

 The boy had to wake his brother and in their haste, he left his coat in the car.

 They spent the night shivering in the cold.

 The next day, the boy found his mother's ex-boyfriend, who didn't refuse to take care of them and even prepared food for the children.

 Not knowing how to repay him, the boys helped clean his car.

 The man then tried calling their mother, but there was no answer.

 So, the boy carried his brother and set out again, firmly believing their mother would return.

 This time, his guess was right.

 The house finally had lights on when they arrived.

 The brothers happily rushed inside and threw themselves into their mother's arms.

 But soon, Jack noticed something was wrong.

 His mother only showed off her new diamond ring and didn't ask about their recent experiences.

 The note he left at the door had never been opened.

 He finally realized their mother had never loved him or his brother.

 She only loved herself.

 The next day, Jack packed his clothes, took the binoculars he'd stolen from the store, and woke his sleeping brother.

 The two boarded a bus, hiked through mountains, and returned to the orphanage.

 In Jack's heart, his mother might as well have died.

 Rather than wandering the streets with his brother, it was better to go back to the orphanage.

 At least there they could have enough to