Love story

What happened next

"Your father decided not to joined the army without me."

"I said no you couldn't leave everything like this. You have to do this. I decided to stay with him till he passed the written examination. "

"The written examination was to be held after a week. But we didn't have a place to stay. The railway station became our house. "

"I decided to search a job for myself. I had to do something for my survival. Your father helped me in searching a job."

"Your father passed the written examination. "

"I got a job that day getting a job was not so difficult you just have to set people who could give you recommendation."

"I got the job at sugar factory it was not very far away from the Orphanage."

"Your father went for higher studies from the army. He was sent to Delhi for higher studies and he could return only after 4 years."

"Why four?" Joita exclaimed.

"Three years for graduation and six months for training."

"Ohh" Joita said.

"I used to sent letter to your father. "

"Even he used to sent letter to me. "

"Most of the time he used to asked me about your mother. "

"I understood he started  missing your mother. I knew he could felt the love that was hidden inside him for your mother. "

"After some days Sunita and Joy started staying upset. They were missing us and we were missing them too. "

"Your aunt got 18th and even your mother."

"I married your aunt."

"And your mother was being adopted by the same relatives who had left her alone in the Orphanage. "

"We thought they have changed but it was not the truth they adopted her for the property that Sunita's parents had left for her future. "

"Sunita could get the property only after she is 18th."

Sunita's cruel relatives had transfer all the properties at their name.

"And they treat Sunita as their servant. She never opposed them. "

"Whenever we visited her Sunita had to hear many things form her relatives. Even we had to suffer humiliation. We insisted her to stay with us. But she didn't agreed."

"She always insist me and Joy not to utter even a single word about her current situation to your father. "

"Days were passing like that."