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Life’s greatest lesson

By |2020-02-13T11:14:24+00:00February 13th, 2020|Education, Inspiring Story, Love, People|

I had never felt so bad until the day I was into this situation. I gave my exam and was going home with my friend. We were waiting for the bus to arrive. It had been an hour, the bus was not on time. I was talking with my friend as usually, we do.
Later, suddenly she saw a person in a rickshaw and waved a hand. I asked her who was it. She hesitated for a while. I asked her again. Then she replied ”He was my dad.” I was in shock. I asked her again, ”Who the rickshawala?” She replied ”Yes.”
I asked ” Your dad drives an auto-rickshaw?” She hesitated and replied,” Ya, first he used to work in Air India but now he retired.” I asked her, ”What work did your dad do in Air India?” She said, ”  He used to work in the canteen over there.” I was so ashamed of myself. I was speechless. I was literally mute. I was just so sorry for her. But most importantly I was reminded of my dad’s hard work that he does for me. I was thankful to God that my dad does not work like her dad and I got a lesson to not take him and his love for me for granted. He has done so much for me and instead I give him nothing. Her dad came and took me and my friend in his auto-rickshaw. I was totally mute till the whole ride, I didn’t know what to say. At last, I paid my friend for her dad’s auto-drive. She was not taking but I told her that if she didn’t take it then I would never talk to her, at last, she took it. I felt a bit less guilty. But that incident shocked me for my whole lifetime. When my dad arrived home in the evening I just hugged him and said, ” Dad, I love you. You are the best. I’m sorry for everything.”  He didn’t know what was going in my mind but all he did was hugged he even tighter and asked, ” What happened? ” I had another hug as a reply.

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About the Author:

Ruby Rajesh Yadav is an amateur writer studying microbiology. She started writing as a column writer for Times of India coastal road and later for Tap the chatter in Pune mirror. Her parents have been a great supporter and inspiration in every phase of her life. In the age of falling in love, she found her love in writing quotes, poems, articles, and stories. Reading storybooks of different writers made her a storyteller at many open mics and publish podcasts too. Her works and write-ups have found a place in different anthologies like Hunched Alfaaz, Whimsical Motions, Mystical Musing, and Taare Zameen Par magazine where she has worked as a co-author. Her dream to be google searchable came to be true as her work was recognized at different writing platforms like Story Mirror, Your Quote, Terribly Tiny Tale, and websites like Real she power and Zorba books spotlight. She has her own blog known as a Tangled teenager and has started a community page called Every Smile around during the lockdown period where she shares real-life inspiring stories to motivate people all around. You can find this happy soul scribbling her thoughts on her Insta account: _rubyadav_

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