Axel was confused, Axel couldn't come home now after waiting so long for Mrs. Anne. But he still hesitated and said this. His tongue felt stiff to speak, and his lips felt dry.
 Axel was still speechless, it was very difficult to tell the truth. Staring at Mrs. Anne who was still waiting for an answer from Axel.
 Mrs. Anne herself was suspicious if Axel had anything to say. But again he was afraid that this was a problem.
 "What's wrong Alex?" again Mrs. Anne asked Axel, but Axel was still silent.
 "Is there something you want to tell me? Please, don't delay any longer," Mrs. Anne said again, she became worried that there was a problem that she was doing, which made Axel hesitate to tell her.
 Axel lowered his head for a moment, Axel turned his gaze in another direction, and Mrs. Anne's eyes immediately fell on the birthmark under her right ear.
 Mrs. Anne's eyes widened seeing that right, her feelings were getting more and more erratic and she was sure that the man in front of her was Mrs. Anne's youngest son.
 "Why do you have this birthmark?" said Mrs. Anne in a trembling voice, making Axel turn his eyes to Mrs. Anne.
 "You are my son?" Mrs. Anne made sure.
 Axel smiled a little, hearing Mrs. Anne's question. But he just kept silent, not wanting to answer Mrs. Anne's words.
 "Yes, ma'am, I'm your child," Axel answered in a low and emotional voice, Mrs. Anne immediately hugged Axel's body tightly.
 Mrs. Anne shed her tears for Axel, she didn't expect that after twenty years they would finally meet again.
 "Are you my child?" asked Mrs. Anne, her hand touching Axel's face gently. Even Mrs. Anne confirmed that the birthmark on Axel's ear was true.
 "This is proof of my birthmark Ma'am, you must know that your youngest son has a birthmark in this part?" Axel held the birthmark, and immediately Mrs. Anne nodded her head firmly.
 Because Mrs. Anne still remembers the last time she saw her youngest son when she was just born. Namely a birthmark under the right ear, she always remembered that until she met her son.
She met Axel when she gave birth to her youngest son, and until she was twenty years old she had never met at all and did not see how her son was growing.
 Axel smiled happily. Feelings of emotion, and joy, become one. Axel wiped Mrs. Anne's tears that were falling so hard. "Don't cry Mom, I'm your child. Your youngest son," Axel said in a trembling voice, he was finally happy to meet his mother.
 "How are you? I'm sorry, I left you when you were little," said Mrs. Anne in a hoarse voice, but Axel shook his head.
 "I can't accompany your growth until you are now this adult," continued Mrs. Anne, looking at Axel's face with emotion.
 "Why did you just say, if you are my child?" Ask Mrs. Anne, she knows Axel but she doesn't think that Axel is her son. Because during the meeting, Mrs. Anne was not very careful about Axel's face, finally today she saw the point where she found her son.
 "I've been looking for your whereabouts all this time, and after all this time I danced it, now I can finally meet you," Axel replied, making Mrs. Anne touched to hear that. Her son had been with her all this time? She never even thought to look for it.
 "I'm glad to be able to meet you now," replied Axel, from the look on his face it could be seen that Axel was moved to see Mrs. Anne's presence in front of him.
 Mrs. Anne smiled too, hearing Axel's words. "You are my youngest son who I love the most, thank you for wanting to find me. I had almost forgotten, about the shape of your youngest son's face," said Mrs. Anne, because the development must have been so fast that she forgot, what is the face of the youngest son with whom he lived since birth.
 "But now you've met your child, I'm very happy and didn't expect that you were my biological mother," Axel replied hugging Mrs. Anne's body. A very deep sense of longing, and a sense of emotion enveloped between the two of them.
 No one knows if they are a pair of mother and son. Their faces are also not very similar, so no one would recognize them.
"Mom, I've known for a long time that you are my biological mother. But I'm waiting for the right time to tell you this, Mom." Axel remembered if he kept delaying the time he wanted to meet Mrs. Anne. Always delaying time, so Axel doesn't know when to tell the truth to Mrs. Anne.
 "Because I didn't see you working in the fields, and she said mom was sick, I got worried and decided to come here and tell you everything," continued Axel again, while Mrs. Anne, who heard Axel's story, could only remain silent, with an unstoppable smile on herself.
 "You made a big surprise for me," answered Mrs. Anne in a touched and proud voice to Axel. "The surprise that I have been waiting for the most, is being able to meet my child."
 Axel nodded, his mind remembering that Mrs. Anne was reportedly sick. "But you are better now, right? Is the pain bad?" Axel asked, immediately looking at Mrs. Anne from top to bottom to make sure that Mrs. Anne was okay.
 Mrs. Anne smiled and nodded slowly. "I am fine, don't worry. Maybe tomorrow you can go back to work in the fields," replied Mrs. Anne. She was still staring at Axel's face, which looked so addictive for her to stare at it continuously.
 "Don't push yourself, Mom, I don't want you to do anything. Don't get tired too often, it's not good for your condition. Remember your age, OK?" Axel ordered, making Mrs. Anne win her head steadily.
 "It's better if you go inside now, okay? We're talking inside again, it's bad it's night outside like this," said Mrs. Anne, Axel only agreed.
 Mrs. Anne and Axel entered the house, with Mrs. Anne walking first followed by Axel behind her. Axel was finally able to express his wish, to meet his mother and tell the truth.