I listened to my mother say it, "The cousin of mine faced the same problem (the problem is the growth of white hair) with me in the past, but since he was married and his wife gave birth to two lovely babies for him, now you areand then it was hard to look for a white hair on the back of his head."

Lying in bed, I pondered over my mother's words.

and what'What was his intention?

I caouldn't sleep because I'm was preoccupied with these thoughts.

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Lying in bed, I pondered over my mother's words.

I kept on chamuttering though ono one is listening," "Maybe there is a curse, in which every malemen will grow white hair when they grow up to the age of 15, and it only exists oin my family; ""It can only be inherited, not eradicated. "

Consequently, I thoughimagined that my cousin's white hair didn't disappear absolutely,. It just transferred all his white hairs from him to his baby boy.

When the baby grows up to the age of 15, he will live in the shadow of his white hairs.

and what' was his intention?

(It's from a fiction novel, so don't take it seriously, by the way.)

I listened to my mother say it, "The cousin of mine faced the same problem (the problem is the growth of white hair) with me in the past, but since he was married and his wife gave birth to two lovely babies for him, now you are hard to look for a white hair on the back of his head."

I listened to my mother say iting, "The cousin of mine faced the same problem (the problem isbeing the growth of white hair) with me in the past, but since he washad been married and his wife gave birth to two lovely babies for him, now you are hard to look for a white hair on the back of his head."

for him is redundant since it's implied here that the wife gave birth to his kids already. "for him" is like doing something of a favour. Eg. I cooked dinner for him because he came back home late. Here, mmm, not quite the case about having kids "for him".

I kept on chatterblabbering/ talking though ono one iwas listening," Maybe there is a curse, in which every male will grow white hair when they grow up toas soon as they reach the the age of 15, and it only exists oin my family; ""It can only be inherited, not eradicated. "

since this is past tense, change "no one is listening" to "no one was listening". Chattering usually is between two people, perhaps other synonyms.

Consequently, I thought my cousin's white hair didn't disappear absolucompletely, jusbut transferred all his white hairs from himther it had just transferred to his baby boy.

When the baby grows up to the age ofreaches 15, he will live in the shadow of white hairs.

But who originally brought theis curse to my family?

and what's hits intention?

perhaps the curse is a male? haha. If not i feel it is more appropriate

I can't sleep because I'm preoccupied with these thoughts.