"I need cakes", the kid was wailing. Kid's mother gives one rupee coin to baker.
"Give any biscuit"
The baker takes a single laddoo. I turned my back, as I tried ignoring.
Surprised, as the baker mentioned, giving three boxes of pastries, "Mother! She has paid for you"
He points out my wife standing outside.
"Give any biscuit"
The baker takes a single laddoo. I turned my back, as I tried ignoring.
Surprised, as the baker mentioned, giving three boxes of pastries, "Mother! She has paid for you"
He points out my wife standing outside.
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awweeee how heart warming...
Rane! glad that you liked it :)
Damn cool!!
So very positive and encouraging! In fact both your stories have a constructive ring!!
Keep writing!! :)
I should say, I didn't understand!
Please do not feel angry and I am not dumb but I couldnt just catch the point!
@ Shilpa!
u the pioneer who has incited me to write down these stories; keep looking for more. Thnaks Shilpa :)
@ Pawan!
Sad that I'm unable to make you understand. Pawan! this small story is based on my anecdote happened few months back. We were visiting a bakery to buy cakes for my daughter. That time, there came a lady with her child (anyone can judge their poverty). The child was longing for all costliest sweets that her mother cannot afford. At one point, I noticed that my wife has bought some cakes and other pastries for that child and dropped in the counter. This has happened so spontaneous that I felt guilty for not doing the same before my wife could do.
Next time, I'll try to make it more clear Pawan! :)
Hi Traveler
Nice one dude.
Really heart warming.
Cheers
@musings!!
wonderful 55 again!!
very nice...in fact i understud that after reading your explanations to pawan..couldn undrstnd frm the actual 55F
@ IP
Glad that you liked it
@ Shruti
Oops that should have been a bad attempt by me. Glad that you liked it now :)
I understood it now!
It wasn't that bad after all, I was a bit out of mind!
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