Lala was known by everyone in the family for her gentle heart and thoughtful nature. Ever since little Bon and baby Ni joined the household, Lala had taken it upon herself to become their loving big sister. She woke up early every morning, quietly tiptoeing so as not to wake the little ones, and helped Thuy prepare warm milk and soft towels for their bath.
When Bon fell and scraped his knee while playing, it was Lala who came running with a damp cloth, gently wiping the wound and whispering, “It’s okay, brave boy.” Bon stopped crying immediately, feeling safe with her.
With Ni, who couldn’t talk yet, Lala had a special way of communicating through soft coos and gentle tickles. She sang lullabies when Ni was restless, and rocked her back and forth with the patience of a loving mother.
Every meal, Lala made sure Bon had his favorite piece of tofu and Ni had her mashed banana. She didn’t mind sharing her own portion to make them smile. During playtime, Lala took turns pushing them on the swing or building blocks together. She made sure they never felt left out.
CEO Kien and Thuy often watched from afar, touched by how naturally Lala cared for the younger ones—not out of duty, but from pure love. “She has a heart of gold,” Thuy would say.
One evening, as they all cuddled on the couch, Bon leaned his head on Lala’s shoulder and Ni giggled in her lap. Lala smiled, gently stroking their hair, feeling proud and happy.
No matter what the day brought, Lala always made sure Bon and Ni felt protected, cherished, and deeply loved. Her care was more than actions—it was a warm presence that made the whole family feel closer.
