I have a stubborn mother to say.

My mother is of medium height, with long hair, thick eyebrows, big eyes, small ears, high nose and small and delicate mouth.

She cares about me.

Many times, because I was sick, my mother took several days off and was fired.

Today, I said to my mother, "Mom, if I get sick in the future, please don't take time off to take care of me." I will take care of myself. "

"No, how can this be done?"

"Mom, in that case, you may be fired again!"

"It doesn't matter, even if mom tries hard to find a job, she will certainly take care of you."

"Mom, you are so stubborn. I can make you not worry about me. Why don't you believe me? "

"Silly boy, you are so stupid! Mom will take care of you. "

"Mom," I began to cry, "I will try my best to do it well, and I won't let you worry." . . . . . .

Although I asked my mother to do this, I still want to say, "Mom, you are too stubborn."