febeapresa
literally derived from the greek work ‘febiapious’ meaning reliable. febeapresa is a legend, she is a mum who raised his 2 sons since her first husband died of cancer in march 20, 1994. febeapresa is hard-working and will do everything she can for the sake of her promise and children.
“your mum managed to raised you and your brother since you were kids, your mum is a febeapresa”
“you are like a febeapresa, you care for your children more than yourself”
“you are so lucky! your children loves you so much because of what you’ve done to them, you are like febeapresa – being loved by her children”
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