In this story, a mother grapples with the belief that her husband left her due to their daughter's appearance, whom she perceives as "ugly." This assumption leads to feelings of inadequacy and insecurity. As the story unfolds, it addresses themes of self-esteem, societal beauty standards, and the importance of unconditional love in families. Ultimately, it emphasizes that true worth is not defined by appearance and that familial bonds should be based on love and acceptance, rather than superficial judgments.