The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 4月6日 04時14分

Emma, a domestic worker who migrated from the #Philippines, hasn’t seen her children in almost sixteen years. Over time, the tone of her letters from home has evolved. In the early years, the children would guess which holidays might be the occasion for Emma’s return. Gradually, they stopped asking about her plans. “I believe someday, if God permits, you can be with us once again,” her daughter recently wrote. Visit newyorker.com to read more. Photograph by Jehad Nga.

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