''The problems tree'' - Can you please correct my text?

This story is about a man who hired a carpenter to help him fix some things on his farm. The first day was very tough for the carpenter. His car had a flat tire. The electric saw broke. He cut his finger. And at the end of the day, his car wasn’t working. The man who hired the carpenter offered to give the carpenter a ride home. Along the way, the carpenter didn’t say anything. When they got to his house, the carpenter invited the man to enter and eat with his family. When they both were walking up to the front door, the carpenter stopped near a small tree and gently touched the tips of the twigs with both his hands. When the carpenter opened his front door the expression on his face changed, the uptight look on his face transformed into a big smile, and he hugged his children and kissed his wife. A little bit later, the carpenter accompanied his visit to his car. As soon as they passed by the tree, the man asked: ‘’why did you touch the plant before entering the house?’’ The carpenter said: ‘’Ah! This is my problems tree. I know that I can’t avoid having problems at my work, but these problems can’t get close to my children and wife. So, every night, I leave my problems in this tree when I come home, and I pick them up again the next day. And you know what? Every morning, when I pick my problems back up again, they aren't even half as bad as I remember them being the night before.

Your sentences look perfect to me. First Conditional - If x happens, y will happen. Second Conditional - If x happened, y would happen. Third Conditional - If x had happened, y would have happened.