Bake As You Want Overnight

Original (December 2, 2020)

"Phew! , it is a long day since 7:30 in the morning. I just wanted 5 minutes to sit and rest."

My name is Yam, 22 years old girl , living with the most kindness mother who own the best bakery shop in town. My father left us since I was 2 and  never came back. I did not have much memory about him but that was not make me sad because all I have is happiness and love from mother.

Since I graduated from a college as a coding, I work online most of the time which give me chances to help my mother running the bakery shop. I do coding after the store close. All are work well and I am happy with it.

We do not set up the store for sit in but delivery overnight. Yes, we only accept order online to make custom fancy cakes and cookies. However, we set up maximum 30 orders a day which creates long list customers for the whole year and every year. We also set up distance and location where Tom and I can delivery in the next day and never missed.

We are the family bakery shop and always be. My mother treated everyone like family members. There are only six of us, mother and Jane work in the kitchen, design and bake, Tom and I responsible in delivery and Sam and Jo take care of checking all order on the website and schedule customers on possible delivery day, of course overnight which is the next day before their special days.

I love everything in the bakery shop and love working with my mother and everyone.

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AI polished ( May 30, 2026)

“Phew, it has been a long day since 7:30 in the morning. I just wanted five minutes to sit and rest.”

My name is Yam. I’m a 22‑year‑old girl living with my kind mother, who owns the best bakery shop in town. My father left when I was two and never came back. I don’t have many memories of him, but I never felt sad because my mother gave me all the love and happiness I needed.

After graduating from college in coding, I started working online most of the time. This gives me the chance to help my mother run the bakery shop during the day. I do my coding work after the store closes. Everything works well, and I’m happy with this life.

Our bakery is not a sit‑in shop. We only do overnight delivery. Yes — we accept online orders only, and we make custom fancy cakes and cookies. We limit the orders to 30 per day, which creates a long waiting list for the whole year, every year. We also set a delivery distance that Tom and I can cover the next day, and we never miss a delivery.

We are a family bakery shop, and we always will be. My mother treats everyone like family. There are six of us: Mother and Jane work in the kitchen to design and bake. Tom and I handle deliveries. Sam and Jo check all online orders and schedule customers for the next‑day delivery before their special events.

I love everything about our bakery. I love working with my mother and everyone in our small team.

พูดภาษาอังกฤษไม่เหมือนฝรั่ง เป้าหมายในการฝึกภาษาอังกฤษ

Love Does Not Die

 November 20, 2020

A 75 years old man wakes up early as usual, get dress and walks to the flower shop in the corner. He lives alone since his wife passed away 5 years ago.  He visits her grave every day since the first day she has gone. It is only 10 minutes walk from his apartment to the flower shop. A young couple in the shop knows him very well and always prepare a white rose ready when he arrives. Next to the flower shop is his family coffee shop where he spends most time for the day. His daughter and husband run the business after him. A young 17 years old girl, his granddaughter always walks with him to grandmother's grave. She looks like her grandmother very much. He has pleasant conversation with her which normally he does not talk much.

There is a big storm which brings a heavy rain along for the whole night.Everything stays calm in the morning but the old man does not show up at the flower shop as usual. The coffee shop is closed because everyone are at his funeral. He passed away last night peacefully. Now, he is not alone anymore because he gets together with his wife again and forever. 

AI polished 

May 9, 2026

November 20, 2020

A seventy‑five‑year‑old man wakes up early, just as he always does. He gets dressed, buttons his coat, and walks to the little flower shop on the corner. He has lived alone ever since his wife passed away five years ago. From the very first day she left him, he has visited her grave every morning without fail.

It takes only ten minutes to walk from his apartment to the flower shop. The young couple who owns the shop knows him well; they always prepare a single white rose the moment they see him approaching. Next to the flower shop stands his family’s coffee shop, where he spends most of his day. His daughter and her husband run the business now. Their seventeen‑year‑old daughter—his granddaughter—often walks with him to her grandmother’s grave. She resembles her grandmother so much that sometimes he feels as if time folds gently around him. With her, he speaks more than he speaks to anyone else.

That night, a great storm sweeps through the town, bringing heavy rain and restless wind. But by morning, everything is strangely calm.

The old man does not appear at the flower shop.

The coffee shop remains closed, its lights dark, its chairs untouched. Everyone is at his funeral. He passed away peacefully during the night.

And now, he is no longer alone. He has gone to join his wife again—this time forever.

original:

I wrote this story in November 20 , 2020. My original was simple English word as I practiced. Today, AI makes it more beautiful with the details. I do not remember what was inspired me on this story. At this moment, I thought of an elderly couple who I saw them at Yellowstone in 2012. They were sitting on a bench, helping each other on the map. They might figured out the direction or decided to the next places. When I saw the happy elderly couple like them, I  always think back to myself and husband if we would stay healthy and live together like them. Even though, when one has passed away and the other living still live as happy that would be hard but it would be healthier if get over sadness sooner. Not everyone lives surrounded by loveless when loneliness approaches but if one has, spends it drives to the last minute of life instead of stays in the sadness to the last breath.

AI version

I wrote this story on November 20, 2020. Back then, my English was simple because I was still practicing, and the original version used very basic words. Today, with AI’s help, the story has become more detailed and more beautiful, while still keeping the heart of what I created. (at this last word AI used wrote but I want to use different words which AI gave created, composed and few more words, then pick created)

I don’t remember exactly what inspired me at that time. But now, as I think back, I remember an elderly couple I saw at Yellowstone in 2012. They were sitting together on a bench, studying a map, helping each other figure out the direction or decide where to go next. Whenever I see a happy elderly couple like that, I always think of myself and my husband — whether we will stay healthy and grow old together the same way.

Even when one partner passes away, and the other continues living, I believe it is still possible to find moments of happiness again. It may be difficult, but healing is kinder to the heart than staying in sadness forever. Not everyone grows old surrounded by love, but if someone does, I hope they spend their remaining days living fully, not carrying sorrow until their last breath.