The father texted the child but didn't reply.

After reading your story, I feel a little sad, and it reminds me of the story I heard when I was a child:

A master keeps a dog and a cat. Cats are cunning and dogs are loyal, but their owners just don't like dogs. Because every time the owner comes home, the cat is courting and the dog never says anything. Once, the owner lost his wallet, and the cat and dog went out to find it for the owner. The cat knew that the mouse had stolen it, so the dog swam across the river with the cat on his back and walked a long way to the mouse's house. As soon as the mouse saw Elvis Presley, he handed over his wallet. When he came back, the dog had taken the cat. When he swam across the river, he was too tired to walk any further. At this time, the cat went home with her wallet in her mouth. When he gave it to his master, the master liked the cat even more, because only the cat helped him find it. Since then, cats have been kept at home, and dogs can only stay outside, regardless of spring, summer, autumn and winter. This is why dogs always chase cats when they see them. But in the later days, people still found the loyalty of dogs and became one of the best friends of mankind. Therefore, I prefer dogs to cats.

I want to tell you through this story that your parents will always be your parents. Parents pay for their children without asking for anything in return. As children, we do something for our parents. You can also ask for nothing in return. We just want to repay our parents for their kindness. If you can think like this, you won't be sad. We don't need their feedback when we are nice to our parents, do we? Over time, parents can understand their children's hearts.

If we don't repay our kindness, it will calm our hearts. May you always be a filial daughter of your parents, whether they know how much you have given them or not, ok?

Your future road will also become accessible and smooth because of your filial piety to your parents and the elderly!

Good luck!