Yasuko clutched her child to her bosom, desperately peeping out.She had been waiting earnestly for this day.
Ah, there he was, coming in now, as usual sedately and serenely.
Didn’t he understand the urgency of the matter? He seemed to be going on as though it was business as usual.
Tamotsu smiled gently into her eyes, calming her with his strength. As he led her out, he pointed out to the red brick building opposite.
She tried to spell the words, using the little knowledge she had gained. Halfway to safety, she relaxed as she understood the words.
Reaching safety, she named her child Sachiko
*Subete ga daijōbu ni narudarou means everything is going to be alright! If you zoom the picture you will understand my writing! Also each of the names have a meaning. Challenge you to look them up! I hope I haven't ruffled anyone's feathers!
*Friday Fictioneers is a talented group of enthusiasts penning down a story, a poem, a prose, etc., expressing their heart about a photo prompt, every week. Thanks for this week’s beautiful PHOTO PROMPT © CEAyr
A very calming and reassuring story, that ends in happiness and bliss. Nicely done, and good use of the prompt 🙂
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I managed to find the meaning of “Sachiko” – lovely!
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Child of Bliss… lovely story and I don’t know why you would think you ruffled any feathers!
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Thank you. I like happy endings ☺
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Sachi mean blessed. Japanese add ko for child. So blessed chold. Good for you😐👍🎎
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Just in the use of an unknown language! Thank you 😊
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Dear Sabina,
I don’t mind looking for the meaning of names. Nicely done.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Thanks Rochelle!💐
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What a wonderful story, most of the words were clear from its context
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Thank you
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Very nicely done. I enjoyed it.
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I like your narration.
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Thank you!
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