A happy cheerful mother saves her 8 year old suicidal son from comitting suicide at the bridge and she doesn't know that he is getting bullied at school

Mary was known in her small town as the happiest and most cheerful mother. She always had a smile on her face and nothing seemed to bring her down. Her positive energy was contagious and everyone loved being around her. But little did they know, her happiness was just a façade.

Mary's 8-year-old son, Alex, was struggling with depression and thoughts of suicide. He had been battling with anxiety and low self-esteem for a while now, but he was too afraid to tell anyone about it. He didn't want to be a burden to his parents, especially his mom who always seemed to have everything under control.

One day, as Mary was packing Alex's school lunch, she noticed a note tucked inside his bag. She unfolded it and read the words that shattered her heart. It was a goodbye letter, and Alex had written that he couldn't take the pain anymore and that he was going to end his life.

Without wasting a second, Mary rushed out of the house, leaving her breakfast unfinished. She drove towards the nearest bridge, hoping to find Alex before it was too late. As she got closer, she saw a small figure standing at the edge of the bridge, looking down at the river below.

With tears streaming down her cheeks, Mary jumped out of her car and ran towards her son. She could see the fear and confusion in his eyes as she approached him. She didn't hesitate to take him in her arms, holding him tightly as she cried.

'Mommy, I'm sorry,' Alex whispered, his voice shaking with emotion.

'It's okay, my love. I'm here now,' Mary replied, trying to calm herself down as she wiped away her tears.

They walked back to the car, and on the ride back home, Alex finally opened up to his mom. He told her about the constant bullying he had been facing at school. He was too scared to tell anyone because he didn't want to be seen as weak. He didn't want to disappoint his mom who always seemed so strong and happy.

Mary was devastated. She couldn't believe that her son had been suffering in silence all this time. She wished she had noticed the signs earlier, but she promised herself that she would do everything in her power to help her son.

They reached home, and Mary sat down with Alex, discussing different ways to cope with his emotions. She assured him that it was not his fault and that no one should ever go through bullying or feel the need to take their own life.

Together, they came up with a plan to address the bullying at school. Mary decided to talk to Alex's teacher and the principal, and they were quick to take action once they heard about what had been happening.

After that day, Mary made sure to check in with Alex every day, making sure he was okay. She also encouraged him to talk about his feelings and struggles. Slowly but surely, Alex started to heal and overcome his depression. And the best part was that he had his mother by his side every step of the way.

Mary's cheerful demeanor never faded, but now it was genuine. She was happy knowing her son was safe and happy. She learned that sometimes, the happiest people are the ones who are struggling the most, and it's important to always check in with our loved ones and lend a helping hand.