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(16/16)
"Just tell me… after all these years… WHY did you always ask for chairs?!"

The son looks into his father’s eyes and whispers,
"Dad… because…"

And then he dies.

steps out of his car, smiles at his father, runs toward him—
AND BAM! A truck hits him.

The father rushes to his son's side, cradling his broken body.
"Son, stay with me!"
The son, barely able to speak, gasps,
"Father… I think this is it…"

Tears fill the father’s eyes. (15/16)

"A chair."

The father, nearly in tears, buys yet another chair.

Years later, the father turns 60. The whole family gathers for his big birthday. He is overjoyed—his successful son, his beautiful daughter-in-law.

He steps outside to greet them as they arrive. The son (14/16)

"A chair."
The father sighs and buys another chair.

Years pass. The son finds the perfect woman, they get engaged, and the father offers,
"For your wedding gift, I’ll give you anything -- a dream honeymoon, a house in Hawaii -- anything you want!"
The son replies, (13/16)

The son, unfazed, says, "Consider it done."

He graduates top of his class, gets the best job, comes to his father, and says,
"Dad, I did it! Now, please, get me a chair."
The father, barely able to process it, asks,
"You’re sure? I can buy you a mansion, a yacht, anything!" (12/16)

"A chair."
The father groans and buys another damn chair.

Second year—same thing.
Third year—same thing.
Fourth year—same thing.

Finally, the father says,
"Son, if you graduate with honors, get a high-paying job, I will give you my entire fortune!" (And he was a wealthy man.) (11/16)

buys another chair.

College begins.
The father, exhausted but committed, tells him,
"Son, finish your first year with perfect grades, no retakes, and I'll get you anything."
The son smirks, "No problem."

He aces the year. The father sighs, "Alright… what do you want?" (10/16)

like crazy, gets into the best university in the country, comes to his father and says,
"Dad, I did it!"
His father, beaming with pride, says, "Amazing! What do you want?"
"A chair."
The father facepalms. "You… you’re not serious."
But the son just nods.
So the father (9/16)

"ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!"
But the father, being a man of his word, buys him yet another chair.

High school comes.
"Son, if you graduate with top marks and get into the best university on your own, I'll buy you a car, a house -- anything!"
The son nods, "Understood."

He studies (8/16)

middle school, the father is losing his mind.
"Son, if you pass your exams, I'll get you into the best university!"
The son shrugs, "No problem!"

He passes his exams with flying colors.
His father, expecting a grand request, asks, "Alright, what do you want?"
"A chair." (7/16)

But the son insists, "Just get me a chair!"
So the father buys another chair.

The same thing happens in second grade. And third. And fourth. Every single year, the son gets straight A’s, and every single year, he asks for another chair.

By the time he finishes (6/16)

buy you whatever you want."
The son replies, "Got it!"

The boy studies hard, finishes first grade with perfect grades, comes to his father, and says,
"Dad, I want a chair!"
The father, now frustrated, says,
"Another one?! You already have two! What do you need a third for?" (5/16)

the son excels, and at the end, he comes to his father and says,
"Dad, I did great! Give me another chair!"
The father is confused but agrees.

This continues year after year.

In first grade, the father tells him,
"School is serious business. Get straight A’s, and I'll (4/16)

son cuts him off, "No, I want a chair!"
The father shrugs, "Alright, no problem, I'll get you a chair."

The next year, the father makes the same deal: "Do well in kindergarten, and I’ll buy you whatever you want."
The son, again, says, "No problem, Dad!"

The year passes, (3/16)

draws pictures. At the end of the year, he comes to his father and says,
"Dad, I did great!"
His father nods, "Well done! What do you want as a reward?"
"A chair, Dad! Buy me a chair!"
The father, puzzled, asks, "A chair? I could get you a toy car or a LEGO set..."
But the (2/16)

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