E had four siblings.
Their father was a short-tempered headstrong man with very little patience. As
E grew up in the household observing his father’s traits and lack of charisma,
he vowed that he would never be like his father. He would treat his wife with
the dignity that she deserved and show patience to everyone he came in contact
with. Years passed. E’s father passed away. E tied the knot and had a son. The
first few years were bliss, but eventually, E’s temperament changed. He became
short-tempered. He snapped at his wife for the slightest mistake she made. He
was impatient with family and friends. Isn’t it ironical that having sworn years
earlier that he would never be like his father, now people said that he was a
chip of the old block?
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