There was a small child locked out on the balcony of the apartment next door

No. 971 The story introduced this time

Here, we feature stories that have become topics on the internet or in the news, along with videos uploaded to YouTube and other platforms, as "heartwarming stories that bring tears to your eyes."

This time, we are introducing a post by a woman who took in a child who had been abandoned by others, focusing on the circumstances that led her to do so.

There was a video based on this story, so I will introduce it as well.

Regarding the posting date

Source and past logs indicate the post was from April 13, 2010, but I apologize if this is incorrect.

Post content

I will post it including the responses.
The woman's post is in bold.

984: 1/2 2010/04/13(Tue) 14:36:15 ID:oYqpC37h
Everything is over now, so I'm venting.

It's long and I'm not good at writing.

The year before last, in December, I went out with my husband to deliver something at my mother's request.

That's when I saw a little girl on the balcony of the first floor of the apartment next door (the landlord is a relative).

I delivered the item and helped clean the elderly relative's house, so I was there for about four hours, but when I looked on my way home, the child was still on the balcony.

Even though she was wearing a jumpsuit, I wondered what she was doing in the middle of winter, so I spoke to her.

“What are you doing?”

“I'm playing house.”

“Aren't you inside the house?”

“I can't get in.”

“!?”

I climbed over the balcony and tried to move the window, but it was locked tight...

I took her out from the balcony and went to my relative's house to explain the situation.

Relative: “Again!!”

We reported it to the child consultation center and the police, and for the time being, we gave the child a bath.

The police came, and even though we tried contacting the parents on their mobile phones, they didn't come home.

This was the fifth time they had been reported.

When we looked into it, the girl didn't even have vaccinations or a maternal and child health handbook; she was born outside of a medical facility.

I'm surprised nothing happened to her until now...

It seems she had been at her grandmother's house until the summer of the year before last, but after her grandmother passed away, she returned to her parents.

Her parents are pachinko addicts, and in fact, all their relatives are pachinko addicts.

According to those pachinko-addicted relatives, she wasn't the husband's biological child, but a child the wife had while working at a night club.

To top it all off, they abandoned the sleeping girl in front of a doghouse in the landlord's garden and ran away in the middle of the night.

That's what happened.

985: 2/2 2010/04/13(Tue) 14:37:46 ID:oYqpC37h
After many twists and turns, that girl is now in our home. As our eldest daughter.

She started kindergarten this month, entering the senior year.

She was in a facility for a while, but my husband, who had heard the whole story, said, “Why don't we go pick her up?”

My husband himself had been passed around among relatives due to his parents' divorce, so he had been concerned about her for a long time.

We also have an eldest son in the third grade, and when I talked to him, he said, “I wonder if she'll become my little sister?” Why are you guys such good people?

When I told my father, “We're thinking of making her our child,” my father cried a lot.

Both my father and mother agreed.

My mother had always wanted a granddaughter, so she was happy.

I had a hysterectomy due to placenta previa, so even if I wanted a second child, it was impossible, and although I had some hesitation, we welcomed her into our home.

She is such an honest, good girl.

She's so cute!

How could they abandon such a child?!

Finally, around the beginning of the New Year, she started calling me Mom.

I will definitely make her happy!

My son teaches her how to write and takes her along when he goes out to play.

His friends, both boys and girls, play with her too.

Even when she interrupts him while he's doing homework, he never treats her coldly.

I thought my son was such a gentleman.

My husband is quite doting on our daughter, so I have a feeling she's going to be a daddy's girl.

My parents also buy her clothes as if they're dressing up a doll and take her out to play.

The Mouse Kingdom we went to the other day was super fun...

My daughter cried, saying she didn't want to go home!

I married such a wonderful person.

I've been blessed with a good family.

It will probably get even tougher from here on out, but I'll do my best!!

986: Anonymous parent 2010/04/13 (Tue) 14:49:34 ID:JqCStUdN
>>984-985
That's amazing
Please shower her with lots of love
I pray that those pachinko addicts don't come to sponge off you
Be happy

991: Anonymous parent 2010/04/13 (Tue) 14:56:24 ID:xkrtdgjA
>>984
Your daughter will be happy. Or rather, she is already happy.

Video

I would like to introduce a video that was created based on this story.

Omoide no Yukkuri 2ch (Channel)

The video for this story is from 0:00 to 9:39.

(2ch) Nakiwarai Hokkori 'LAN' (Channel)

Yukkuri 2ch Katari (Channel)

In closing

My note articles are not intended for profit.
I am simply writing these articles because I want to share stories that brought me to tears with all of you.

However, if there are any issues such as 'copyright,' please let me know and I will delete them.

Also, please note that the linked sources, summary sites, past logs, and videos may have broken links due to various circumstances of the site operators or video creators, so please forgive me if that happens.

Furthermore, the header images used were created using materials from Irasutoya and Minchirie. Thank you for taking the time to read this.