Wife Is Forced To Abandon Disabled Husband ｜ @DramatizeMe

I'm sorry, but your husband won't be able to walk again. Then he is no longer my husband. I'm sorry, but I can spend the rest of my life as your caretaker. Darlene, maybe it's not so bad. Doctor, is there any chance to fix this? It's hard to say for sure. More tests need to be done, but... But, Darlene, I promise, I won't be a burden. Our life won't change. Everything is gonna be alright. Really? Okay. Then please, stand up and hug me. See? Please, I'm still young and beautiful. Don't I deserve someone else? The accident wasn't even my fault. Please, I love you. If you really love me, then please, let me go. I can't just let her go like this. Doctor, please, take the ring back to her. Not a chance. That doll should be mine. Hey. Doctor? Please, come in. Thank you. I'm sorry, but what are you doing here? I stopped by to check on you. Do you visit all your patients' family members? Only those I'm particularly concerned about. I'm a doctor, after all. I have a very caring heart. How is Matt doing? No improvement. I've conducted some additional tests. What does it mean? Unfortunately, he'll never walk again. It's a hundred percent fact. Oh my God. How will he cope? I shouldn't have left him. I need to come back. Actually, he's already come to terms with him being a burden. That's why he told me to tell you to find someone else. Really? Yeah. He said that to you? Word for word. So relax. Look around. Who knows? Maybe there is someone nearby who can comfort you. Yes? Mrs. Stone, good evening. Is your husband home? Well, he's actually in the hospital. Are you here because of the accident? Yes. The city asked me to deliver this to him. Your husband is being awarded the Citizen's Medal of Valor. Here's the invitation to the ceremony. Sorry, it must be some kind of mistake. As I was told, my husband was hit by a car. Ma'am, he saved a little girl on the road. That's how he got injured. Please, pass this on to him. Thank you. My God, what kind of person am I? Oh, come on. Yes, he's definitely a good guy. But it doesn't mean that you're obligated to carry this burden for the rest of your life. Don't you dare talk about him like that. My husband is a hero. And I need to apologize. Leave me. Laura, you're back. Darling, please forgive me. You're a true hero. They want to honor you. Please, forgive me again. Hey, sweetheart, don't cry. Of course, I forgive you. I know you were just scared. Yeah, I was afraid, but I'm not afraid anymore. And I'm ready to take care of you for the rest of my life. I'm sorry. I'm very glad that you finally made up. But why do you have this extra drama? I mean, yes, he has a severe fracture, so he will not walk for about five, six months. But then you will walk, jump and even dance. But the doctor specifically emphasized that Matt would never walk again. Hold on. Who exactly is your doctor? Well, he is. Stop. Come here, you scoundrel. I've been telling the hot doctor for ages that you are a creep. I don't understand. What are you talking about? Oh, really? I know exactly what happened. You saw this grieving woman and you decided to lie to her in order to take an advantage, didn't you? We must have just misunderstood each other. As always. Look, I almost forgot to tell you. I found this in the trash. Does it belong to you? Yes. Now you understood everything. And you will understand even more when I tell all this information to our doctor. No. Yes. Wait. No. As I said before, through sickness and health… Is everything all right? Problems at school? No, just tomorrow… Oh, tomorrow what? Nothing. Hey, Joey. Wait. I heard that it's bring your dad to school next week. Maybe I need to prepare myself. Oh, don't worry. It was cancelled. Nobody has time for that. Okay. So what, Burns Bunny? Will we finally see your loser father? Shut up. He's not a loser. What's the matter? Does your dad deliver newspapers in the morning? Or he takes out the garbage from the houses? It's not your business. Everything is clear. If my father rummaged in the garbage, I would stay away from him too. But my father… He's a hero firefighter, unlike some… My father doesn't rummage in the trash. He's a cool businessman. He has business meetings every morning. And I can get to school without him. Okay. Then we'll see your cool dad tomorrow. Let's go. This will do. Something wrong, dad? Oh, I just want to say good morning. Morning, dad. I'm getting to school and… Hey, I made a sandwich for you. Can you grab sandwich packages from the top shelf? Dad, don't worry yourself. I'm in a hurry and… Come here. Faster. Come here. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Did you hire me? Yes, me. Never thought my career would think this slow. You bring the money? Yes. Great. So, these kids have to think that I'm your cool dad? Yes. Well, let's say that you're more like your mother. Okay. Your name is Michael Barnes. I'm Joey. The teacher's name is Miss Crouch. Maggie Crouch. Don't confuse anything. Son, I've been memorizing the lines all my life, so don't you dare tell me what to do. Come on. Okay. This is my father, Michael. Mr. Barnes, I'm glad to finally meet you. Who's the garbage man now? Did you get the last message from Miss Crouch? What do you think? Yes. I think it's just a good idea to hire a teacher who's suspected of a crime. We're going to file a petition against this. Cool. Yeah, I just wanted to say that… Gentlemen, we are ready to begin. And I ask everyone to enter the class. Man, your dad is so cool. Sorry I insulted him, Joey. You are Mr. Barnes, I guess. Yes. Nice to see you at last. Did you prepare the speech about your work? Yes. Sure, Miss… Crouch. Miss Crouch, give me just a minute to talk to this little joker. Okay, sure. KK, give me another hundred bucks. For what? For overtime. You didn't say I had to perform in front of the whole range. You could have guessed. Listen to me, smart kid. Either you give me extra money or I'm going to tell everyone that you're a liar and you just hired me. But I have no money. I gave him a last savings. How much are you short? Dad? If it's your real dad, now everything is clear. I asked, how much more do you need? Dad, what are you doing here? I didn't want you to be hungry. Dad… Dad, I'm… I'm sorry, I'm… Oh, don't worry, son. I understand. I could not set myself for a long time. What can you say about a child who want to be proud of his father? Here. I think it'll be enough. Make all his classmates jealous of him. Mr. Barnes, we are waiting for you. Oh, I'm sorry. Who are you? I'm Randy. Randy Barnes. Drew's uncle. Oh, how interesting. Well, then come and listen with us. Okay, thanks. Good, let's go. And this is how we saved nine people from the dust. So remember, children, no games with Max. Great, Mr. Wilder. Thank you for agreeing to talk about your heroic profession. And now our new student, Joey Barnes, will present his father and uncle. Welcome. Hi, everyone. Let me introduce myself. My name is Michael. Michael Barnes, Joey's father. I'm the businessman. I have my own network of gyms where only the strongest, the most resilient and endured people work out. Like me. The people that has no limits. And this is exactly what I wanted to talk to you about. If you want to succeed, you have to set the right guidelines. You have to follow the right people. Like me. Stop. Sorry. I'm sorry, but he is not my father. He is not a businessman or a doctor. He's an actor. I hired to perform. Because I thought I would impress you, but I was wrong. Here is my real dad. He is the strongest, kindest, most resilient person I know. Yes, he may not be a cool firefighter or a cop, but he faces many challenges every day that you can't even imagine. He bravely overcomes them and never complains about his fate. I'm proud of your dad, and I'll never be ashamed of you again. You used the right words, young man. Your father is a real hero. I'm glad we met him today. Dad, will you tell everyone how your day goes? With pleasure, son.