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Indeed. At his age, already past his prime. It will be a struggle. Better take family go live in vietnam.
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MISSING : Chew Poh Soon (Father, 55) & Darrell Chew (Son, 3)
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He could have just sowed his seeds and let the women be proud new additions to the single mother statistic. 
Some women have 'pride' and their thinking is: 'if the father doesn't want the kid then I'll raise the kid by myself'. Breed with those, and your genetic/bloodline continuation is guaranteed.
Some women have 'pride' and their thinking is: 'if the father doesn't want the kid then I'll raise the kid by myself'. Breed with those, and your genetic/bloodline continuation is guaranteed.
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Maybe husband himself don't want to be found.
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It's all about whether they want to use resources to find or not. If it's some Minister's relative, confirm can find. Too bad he is a nobody, like us. Lol
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Not stupid things la, as long as one can financially support a kid for at least 18 years. It is still ok to have a baby at age of 50.
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Missing father and 3-year-old son found but yet to return to Toa Payoh home, Singapore News
www.asiaone.com
The father and son pair who went missing two weeks ago has been found, The New Paper understands.
On Wednesday last week, the police had released an appeal for information on the whereabouts of Mr Chew Poh Soon, 55, and three-year-old Darrell. The pair was last seen at Block 123 Toa Payoh Lorong 1, on July 2, at about 2pm.
When TNP went down to their flat yesterday, Mr Chew's wife, who goes by only the name Susanna, said a police officer had informed her on Saturday that they had been found.
She said they had not returned home and she is unaware of their whereabouts or where they have been since they went missing.
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Ms Susanna, 34, said her husband took Darrell and left their flat after an argument on July 2 afternoon.
"He has not contacted me at all. I just want to see my son," she told TNP.
Ms Susanna, an online retailer, moved to Singapore from Indonesia more than 10 years ago and met Mr Chew in 2012. The couple married in 2014 and moved into their fifth-storey flat at the Toa Payoh block that same year.
It was a second marriage for both herself and Mr Chew, she said. Ms Susanna has a 13-year-old child from her previous marriage who is living with her aunt in Indonesia.
According to her, Mr Chew has been working as a courier delivery man since December last year, but he was previously unemployed since 2015.
Ms Susanna said she has been feeling down for the past two weeks. She added: "I hug my son's pillow to sleep every night. When I go to work, I can't feel anything."
This article was first published in The New Paper. Permission required for reproduction.
www.asiaone.com
On Wednesday last week, the police had released an appeal for information on the whereabouts of Mr Chew Poh Soon, 55, and three-year-old Darrell. The pair was last seen at Block 123 Toa Payoh Lorong 1, on July 2, at about 2pm.
When TNP went down to their flat yesterday, Mr Chew's wife, who goes by only the name Susanna, said a police officer had informed her on Saturday that they had been found.
She said they had not returned home and she is unaware of their whereabouts or where they have been since they went missing.
Read also
Ms Susanna, 34, said her husband took Darrell and left their flat after an argument on July 2 afternoon.
"He has not contacted me at all. I just want to see my son," she told TNP.
Ms Susanna, an online retailer, moved to Singapore from Indonesia more than 10 years ago and met Mr Chew in 2012. The couple married in 2014 and moved into their fifth-storey flat at the Toa Payoh block that same year.
It was a second marriage for both herself and Mr Chew, she said. Ms Susanna has a 13-year-old child from her previous marriage who is living with her aunt in Indonesia.
According to her, Mr Chew has been working as a courier delivery man since December last year, but he was previously unemployed since 2015.
Ms Susanna said she has been feeling down for the past two weeks. She added: "I hug my son's pillow to sleep every night. When I go to work, I can't feel anything."
This article was first published in The New Paper. Permission required for reproduction.
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Freelancer prostitutes who have online profiles are technically 'online retailers'.
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