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Crack "How unbearable! That mole looks like a fly pooped on your face," my mom roasted me as we had our Vietnamese dinner—a homefront battlefield. Mom vs. Mole. To the left sat mom, whose displeasure pervaded my surroundings like her salty fish-sauce tofu. To the right stood me, stirring pungent shrimp paste in protest for my striking mole. Quietly, rooted beneath that dinner was my story, unfolding. Prologue: Rice Rice was always there, and so was mom. She raised me when dad walked away before I could understand it. She, a single mother burdened by a fragmented education, knew of work and success not in the way most did. While showing mom how to spell difficult words like xa xi (luxury), I owed her for how she “wrote” perseverance. “Thu, go to college. Thu, get a stable job.” Mom nurtured in me a dream—that education would one day open my door to a rosy career, sheltering me from her struggles of labor. Throughout childhood, I inherited her vision as I sought after every accolade. My mind was occupied with piling medals, underneath which a secure future lay planted. But my mole barged in. "That ugly mole foretells a grim future,” mom fretted. "No, my future is mine to lead! And my mole is special,” I declared. The mole rendered my individuality, forcing me to question my track. Would I, trading mom’s fourteen-hour workdays for mere certificates and a far-fetched unknown career, truly achieve success? And where would my growing smile stand in our ideal, where my learnings cannot better the lives of others? Inside, another aspiration, cracking. Still, like the wavering steam of rice, it faltered. Untitled: Soy sauce. “Let’s erase your mole!” 1

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