After 5 Years, He Finally Found His Missing Wife😭

Excuse me. Could you spare a little food for me today? Please wait outside. You can’t stay here. People call you crazy. You’re still searching for the same person after 5 years. Just go. Maya, I’ve searched everywhere for you. I still hope you’re out there. Dad, where is my mom? Everyone at school has a mom. I just want to know when I can see mine. I don’t know where mom is yet, Noah. But I’m still looking for her. One day, I hope we can bring her home and be together again. We’ll keep looking together, Noah. Your mom is important to both of us, and I believe we’ll see her again someday. Please, if you have anything to eat, I would really appreciate it. Tomorrow, we’ll start looking again. Maybe this time, we’ll finally find mom. Come on, Noah. We’re going to look for mom together. We’re getting closer, Noah. Soon, we’ll see mom. Please, God, let me see my mom again. We’re here, Noah. This is the city where we’re going to look for mom. Dad, this city is so big. How will we know where mom is? Dad, I’m hungry. Can we get something to eat? I haven’t eaten since we left the airport. Come on, Noah. Let’s get something to eat. Then we’ll continue looking for Mom. Dad, there’s a woman outside asking people for food. Excuse me, could you please help me with some food? Dad, I don’t know why, but something about that woman feels familiar to me. Dad, can we give her some food? She looks like she hasn’t eaten today. Sure, buddy. Let’s get her something warm to eat and then we’ll give it to her. Come on, Noah. Let’s give her the food. Thank you. Thank you. I didn’t expect anyone to bring me food today. Maya? I’m sorry. I don’t know you. I think you’ve mistaken me for someone else. Please look at me carefully, Maya. I know your face. I wish I could remember you. I feel nothing familiar. Dad, is she really my mom? She looks like the woman in your photograph. Yes, Noah. I believe she’s your mom. I don’t know why, but your voice sounds familiar. I’m sorry. Have we met before? There’s something about you I can’t explain. No. I’m sorry, you have the wrong person. I don’t know you and I’ve never seen you before. You wore that same necklace the night we got separated. I remember because I gave it to you on our first anniversary. Then tell me your name. Just your name. If I’m wrong, I’ll leave you alone. Lina. My name is Lina. If you really don’t know me, then why do you look at me like you’re afraid I’ll remember you? You’re mistaken. Please, just leave me alone. Wait. She used to do that. Whenever she was nervous, she was nervous. Maya always tucked her hair behind her ear. That was you, Maya. Please, just look at me. I know your face has changed, but I could never forget those eyes. Maya, wait. If that’s really you, please don’t walk away. Just look at me. I don’t know you. Please, just let me go. Whatever you think, you’re wrong. I need you to leave me alone. Come on, buddy. It’s getting late. Let’s go home, get some sleep, and we’ll talk about everything tomorrow. Maya, I know you. I know those eyes. I know that smile. That was you. Don’t let go of my hand, okay? It’s getting crowded, and I don’t want us to get separated. Maya, hold on to me. Don’t let go. I’m right here. Just keep holding my hand. Ethan! Don’t let the doors close. I’m right here. Please, don’t leave without me. Maya! Maya, wait! I’ll come back for you. JUST STAY THERE. PLEASE, DON’T LEAVE. I need to go back. She’ll still be there. She has to be there. She has to be there. Maya wouldn’t just disappear. Excuse me, did you see a woman here a few minutes ago? Dark hair, beige sweater, she was with me. Her name is Maya. Who was he? Please, try to remember. Anything. His face, his clothes, where they went. I need to find her. I remember her. She was standing near the stairs after the train left, but I think someone came over and spoke to her. Maya. This is yours. You wouldn’t have left it behind unless something happened. Maya, why would you go there? If you were looking for me, maybe you left something else behind. Please, did you see this woman tonight? Her name is Maya. She may have come here after leaving the station. Maya. I know that was you. I just don’t understand why you’re hiding from me. I have to know the truth, Noah. If that was your mom, I can’t just walk away and pretend I didn’t see her. Dad, if she really is Mom, do you think she’ll remember me when she sees me? I don’t know what she’ll remember, buddy. Know what she’ll remember, buddy. But we’ll find out together. You’re looking for the woman who was sitting there yesterday, aren’t you? I saw her leave. Where did she go? Please, tell me. She’s my wife. Are you looking for Maya? She comes here sometimes. I haven’t seen her this morning. How do you know Maya? She came here 5 years ago. At first, she kept repeating one name all night, Ethan. We thought she was confused. What happened to her? Why couldn’t she remember me? Why did she look at me like I was a stranger? She was found after an accident near the train station. She had a head injury and couldn’t remember who she was. For years, she would ask one question again and again, “Where is Ethan?” Then, little by little, even that memory disappeared. Does Maya still remember me? Not clearly. But sometimes, something comes back. A face, a voice, a feeling. I think you’re still somewhere in there. Can I see Maya? You can, but she’s not here right now. She usually goes to the park nearby around this time. There you are. I thought I’d lost you all over again. Can I sit here? I won’t bother you. I just wanted to talk for a minute. Do you know me? I don’t know. But your voice feels familiar, like I’ve heard it a thousand times before. That song You used to sing it when we couldn’t sleep, didn’t you? You don’t have to remember everything today. I remember your hand. I don’t know why, but I remember holding it. What did you used to call me? I can almost hear myself saying it. Sunshine. I used to call you sunshine. I remembered that. No one has treated me this kindly in so long. If I’d held your hand that day, you wouldn’t have suffered like this. I remember that day. And then everything happened so fast. And your hand slipped from mine. I don’t know you. Please, just let me go. I need to leave. I know you’re still in there somewhere. I’m not giving up on you. Mom. Someone called me Mom. Who was that little boy? Dad, do you think we’ll see that woman again? I don’t know why, but I feel like I know her. Maybe we will. But first, I need to make sure she’s okay. This is where I first saw her. Maybe someone here knows where Maya has been staying. Where did you go? I just want to know that you’re okay. Have you seen her? I know her. She’s been around here for years. When she first came, she kept repeating one name. Ethan. She remembered my name? Then why doesn’t she remember me now? Her memories became more confused over time. She needs proper medical care, Ethan. You may be the person who can help her. Where is she now? Please, I need to find her and make sure she gets help. I won’t force you to remember anything. I just want to help you feel better. Okay. I’ll let you help me. Maybe the doctor can tell me what’s happening to my memories. We’ll take this slowly, Maya. First, we’ll understand what’s affecting your memory, then we’ll decide on the right treatment. Her recovery may take time, Ethan, but she’s responding well. We’ll take it one day at a time. And you always complained that that I brought too much food. Some things about you never changed. You always used to bring me something to eat when I forgot to take care of myself. Who is this boy? Why does seeing him feel so familiar? His name is Noah. He’s my son. He’s 8 years old. Noah. I don’t know why, but that name feels like someone I used to call every day. Noah has been asking about you. He wants to meet you, but only when you’re ready. I don’t remember him yet, but I want to meet Noah. Maybe seeing him will help me remember. There’s someone here who wants to meet you. Dad, is it her? Hi. I don’t know why, but I feel like I’ve missed you. I can’t remember you yet, but something inside me says I should know you. I don’t know why, but hugging you feels like coming home. That smile. I remember seeing [clears throat] it before. I just can’t remember where. Mom. Noah, you used to do that when you were little. I remember. I lost so many years, but somehow I found my family again. Ethan, my husband. I remember you, too. Noah, you’re my son. I remember you now. My little boy. I remember this home. This is where we were a family. We lost so much time, but today, we get to start again. I remember this day. You were so nervous, Ethan. I promised I’d never stop looking for you. I’m just glad I finally found you.