4-year-old Bonnet learned from her father that her mother died after a car accident. Little Bonnet cried with sadness, and because of her father's work, she needed to live at her aunt's house. Bonnet refused to admit that her mother had left her. She believed that God would bring her back to her. She often avoided everyone by herself and continued to hope for her mother to appear. No matter how her father, aunt, and cousin comforted her, she still insisted on her belief.
After going to boarding school, classmates told Bonnet that God could help her and that little Bonnet was trying to be God's daughter because she wanted to talk to God and tell God to give her mother back. Little Bonnet could never be happy. She missed her mother day and night. When she was young, she came to her mother's tomb alone. She didn't expect her mother to reappear in front of her. Her mother gently taught her to face her own life. Even though she was reluctant to leave her mother, when her father came to pick her up, she told her father that my mother wanted me to learn to be happy
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