Papa and the seven musketeers by joe Bou Khalil - HTML preview

Introduction

Papa and the Seven Musketeers is a story about a father whose seven sons were called for war.

And the journey the father embraced while his son went away.

How they returned. And his feeling throughout the process.

I hope you like it.

Chapter 1: Birth

Rain is coming down.

Tears all over my face.

I call the name of my wife.

Saying you can do it.

All she responds with is a scream that is heard by the stars.

The night could hear her sounds.

It could send her voice up and up.

And finally it all goes quit.

And the sound of birth is heard.

The voice I heard with my first six children's.

That makes me feel alive each time.

The sound of my son.

But his birth was the end of a life.

With the birth of a life, a life was taken.

Why so harsh a life?

Why can't you be easier? Why?

Chapter 2: Growing up

7 little angels.

Who am I kidding?

They are like a bolcano, ready to be blown at any time.

Every morning they are like tigers that want to be free.

Explore the world.

All over again.

To say to the world, here we come.

To the world, we are ready for you.

We sit each night and eat.

After that, I tell them a story next to the fire.

We are family, and I love this family.

Chapter 3: They are all grown up.

Years have passed, and they are all grown up.

They became men.

And I am so proud of them.

They help me on the farm.

They are real men.

And I am so proud of them.

Each of them does his job.

And how much they grow up, they are still my little boys.

Chapter 4: The war has begun

What do you want, war?

What do you want from us?

Do you want my children to?

They have no deal with you.

They don't want to fight.

So whatever happens, don't call them.

Because I want to let them go.

You are like a fire eating everything around you.

And I want to let you eat my children.

Chapter 5: The call for action

Knock, knock on the door.

I stood there in silence, not knowing what to say.

Or what to do.

My feet stand still.

I felt like someone was going to shoot me in the chest.

I hope it's someone wanting to shoot me. It's easier.

With every step, I could feel my heart becoming weaker and weaker.

When I opened the door, here it was.

A call for my children to go to war.

My tears were like a waterfall.

I couldn't stop them.

I fell down on my knees and just continued crying.

Chapter 6: Last night

It was my last night with my children before they go to war.

My little son was putting his head on my chest.

I looked at each one of them.

I told each one of them to take care of their other brothers.

To take care of each other and never say you are alone because I am always with you in my heart.

We all cried and said we would see each other again.

Chapter 7: After 1 year

I saw someone coming when I was working on the farm.

It was my fourth son.

He was injured; his arm was around his neck.

I ran to him and hugged him.

Crying and saying thanks to God.

He told me I protected my brother.

And now it's his turn to protect his brothers.

My war journey is done.

Chapter 8: A letter arrived

A letter arrived from my third son.

My brother, my life, he protected me.

He jumped in front of me to protect me from a blast.

I could never repay him.

I could never say I don't love him.

My two other brothers have been sent away to another place.

And I am all alone.

I miss you.

I love you.

I want to return home.

Chapter 9: The Death Angel

A letter arrived.

A letter arrived.

Which one of my sons contacted me?

When I opened it.

I felt that I was stabbed.

I couldn't stand up anymore.

It was a letter that my second son passed away.

I began screaming to the degree that the birds in the tree had flown away.

I screamed no.

I felt the feeling when my wife passed away.

Chapter 10: The screams of my heart I lost my wife.

I lost my kid.

What should I do?

What will I do?

How could I feel happy from now on?

How could I feel calmness from now on?

You are resting together now in heaven.

Two angels hugging each other's.

Protect the rest of my sons.

Chapter 11: My other 2 sons returned I heard screams papa, papa, papa.

I felt so happy and filled with life.

I ran to the outside and saw my 5 and 1 child returning home.

I ran into their arms and began screaming, I love you. I love you.

I felt that my heart was filled with happiness and calmness.

I felt like I was the richest person on earth.

Chapter 12: The End of War

The war has ended.

The war has ended, and I feel so happy.

I was jumping all around.

I was screaming from the top of my lungs.

The war is over.

I hugged my three sons and said your brothers are returning home.

Your brothers are returning home.

Chapter 13: My sons returned

I was standing on the window, waiting for my kids to return.

Waiting to hug my children, the love of my life.

I saw them; they came.

Two of them, not three; why I wondered?

Why isn't my youngest child with them?

I ran to them and hugged them and said, Where is my little angel?

They looked at each other and said,?

He is lost; we don't know where he is.

I felt dizzy and passed on the ground.

Chapter 14: The Truth

My kids told me the through.

We were fighting together.

But injuries got him.

He was taken for treatment.

And we never sow him again.

We never sow him again.

What should I say?

What should I do?

Where is my son?

Chapter 15: Gathering

I am gathered with my sons around the fire.

But it's not complete; two of my sons are missing.

One died and one is lost.

What should I do?

What should I do?

Do I search for my son?

Do I look for him?

My children gathered around me and hugged me.

Chapter 16: The Return of My Son

I was looking out of the window, and I saw him running.

Like he used to run when he was young.

Coming home and shouting.

I returned I returned.

I run from the house toward him.

And hugged him like the first time he was born.

I sow him like he was born again from death.

Like he was reborn.

My son's returned him.

Chapter 17: My son story

He told me.

I was lost when they attacked the hospital; we had to run away.

I ran away in the forest.

And lost my way.

I lost my way.

I was running in the woods.

Until I found my way.

Until I saw your face again.

Chapter 18: The Gathering

At that point, I gathered with my son.

We put a picture of my second child, and I told them a story like we used to do.

And we ate dinner as we used to do.

It's a fresh beginning for all of us.

Chapter 19: My kids lives

My kids got married.

They now have families of their own.

They have their own families all of them.

I sit with my grandsons, and we play.

It's a blessing that I will never take for granted.

Chapter 20: The End

Now I am too old.

Now I still love my children like the day they were born.

They are all I need.

They all grew up and have families.

They gown through wars.

And still standing.

They went through fights and they are here.

These are my kids.

Conclusion

I hope you love my book about the father and the Seven Musketeers.

I hope you find it interesting and enjoy it.

I hope you can live the story and feel its beauty.