It is based on a real incident.
In a Village, two friends lived. One named Raju, he is a carpenter another named Ramu, he is a car driver. Raju and Ramu were friends for many years. They were happily lived in the village.
Ramu, the driver, used to come home daily for lunch at afternoon. He drove car always in front of Raju's carpenter shop. The moment Raju sees Ramu's car, Raju will stand middle of the road. Ramu drive car very fast and apply sudden break. Same time Raju will jump from the middle of the road and reach end of the road. Then they will chit chat and go together for lunch.
This happened daily for many years.
It was safe too. If Ramu's car loose break also no issues, because Raju is jumping from the road.
One day Ramu thought why should I apply sudden break? anyway Raju is jumping away from the road.
Same day, Raju thought why should I jumb? Anyway Ramu is applying break.
That fine day, Ramu didn't apply break and Raju didn't jump from the road. Ramu killed Raju by hitting his car.
What a sad story!.
Every one of us would have been gone thru like this incidents in our life. But no tragedy like this.
Some time we expect our friend will bring food for us and can see even he has not brought food for himself. Because he also thought the same. Finally end up lunch at restaurant.
First case and second case the thought process or pattern is same. One end up in tragedy other end in restaurant food.
The moral of the story is what ever may be a small or a big, communicate to your partner or friend clearly instead of expecting something.
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Dear ap suku, Lovely story with a beautiful moral in it. I enjoyed reading.
Thanks for sharing!
Well Done & please keep writing!
Don't worry about the little little things, Our masters like Expector, Danny, Onee &Mishaikh and so many of our lovely friends correct it for you if you use the word correction in your tag. Thank you!
Oi, there,
Indeed, the thread is very well plotted, but nevertheless, the wordings need some substantial rearranging - in connection to grammar and English composition.
Nonetheless, I enjoyed myself reading it.
If are used to something, like a habit or a pattern, we forget that we can think spontaneously.
Thanks for sharing Apsuku. :)
Thanks Srini for giving the feedback.My main task here is to improve my language. Please let me know if any more correction required
Story is simple and good. But language needs improvement. For example there is no word like 'hitted' in English. Both present tense and past tense is 'hit'.