Ken's Mother

Ken's mother's glasses were a simple pair of black frames with round lenses. They were nothing special, but they were very important to Ken. They were a reminder of his mother, who had died when he was young. Ken's mother had been a kind and gentle woman, and she had always loved Ken very much. She had taught him how to read and write, and she had always been there for him when he needed her. When Ken's mother died, he was devastated. He didn't know what to do without her. He kept her glasses in his pocket, and he would often take them out and look at them. They were a reminder of the love and support that his mother had given him. One day, Ken was wearing his mother's glasses when he was attacked by a ghoul. The ghoul was about to kill him when Ken suddenly remembered something his mother had told him. She had said that if he ever found himself in danger, he should close his eyes and focus on his memories of her. Ken closed his eyes and concentrated on his memories of his mother. He remembered her smile, her kindness, and her love. He felt her strength and protection flowing through him.