Uncle Bobby had always been a bit of a party animal. He loved to dance, drink, and mingle with people at the club. His wife, Aunt Susie, had always been supportive of his lifestyle but lately, things had taken a turn.
Last night, Uncle Bobby had come home later than usual, around two in the morning. Aunt Susie was mad. She had been waiting up for him all night and when he finally stumbled in, reeking of alcohol, she lost it. She started shouting at him, accusing him of not caring about her and their family.
Uncle Bobby didn't take it well. He was tired, drunk, and not in the mood to argue. So, he stormed out of the house and started walking down the street. He had no particular destination in mind, he just wanted to get away from his nagging wife.
He walked down the street to his relatives house and got the keys to the mobile home and spent the night in their. walked until he reached a trailer park. He didn't have any belongings with him, so he just lay down in the bed and fell asleep.
The next morning, his wife walked down the street to his relatives asking them have they seen Bobby he left the house last night drunk and upset. One of Bobby brothers
Tyrone: Susie why was he upset he had to leave his house.
Susie: Because he came home late from the club and told him about it.
Mother: He hasn’t been by here.
Susie: I can’t go to work because Bobby has the keys should we call the police and report him missing?
Tyrone: “He not missing you probably was talking nonsense and he had get out of there I know I would” Bobby brother says.
Susie: All you know is what’s up in your liquor bottle.
Tyrone: I know exactly how much is in there and exactly how much money you need to give me if you wanna know where my brother at you say do we have a deal?
Mother: Boy if you don’t tell us where your brother is or she will be calling the police to get me off you.
Tyrone: I’m outta here see ya.
Mama: Tyrone if you get back here and tell us where Bobby at in her loud voice.
Bobby woke up with a terrible headache. He realized that he had the keys and his wife couldn’t go to work. He thought about if she walked down here and asked my relatives if they seen me knowing her she probably said call the police to report me missing.
He got up and walked back to his mother house, his heart heavy with regret. When he reached his doorstep, Aunt Susie was waiting for him with open arms. She hugged him tightly, tears streaming down her face.
Uncle Bobby apologized to his wife and promised to change his ways. He knew that he couldn't keep staying out late, having neglecting his family having, and causing them pain. He had learned his lesson and was determined to be a better husband and father from then on.
The whole family was relieved that Uncle Bobby had come back home. They had been worried sick about him all night. They were also proud of him for owning up to his mistake and trying to make amends. From that day on, Uncle Bobby became a changed man, more loving but still clubbing and more cooler than ever before.