Short Story

A BRAVE PRINCESS SINKING IN A SEA OF SADNESS
Vaishali was living a happy life. He had a cute little sister, and an ideal family. But an accident changed his life. Vaishali's sister and parents died in an accident on the road. Vaishali remained alone, and everything began to look unbearable. Tears kept flowing from his eyes all the time. She kept sitting alone in her room, cherishing the memories of her family every day. The echo of happiness hidden in the corners of the house had now become only an emptiness. Vaishali thought that life is over now, but she had to cherish her family's memories. One day, Vaishali saw her family pictures and understood that they would always live in her heart. He last applied pictures of his parents and sister to his chest. Because she was now making such a decision. After which she was not going to survive. She was going to commit suicide "She made all preparations to die. She was now about to hang from the fan that her pet cat came there. The cat's growth made him a little surprised. As if the cat is telling him, "Dear, don't leave me alone and go." We will live by becoming each other's support. You don't leave me! After that Vaishali abandoned the idea of suicide. And she happily started living with her cat. But after 2 months, the cat died, Vaishali again became alone and sad. Instead of ending sorrow in his life, he was constantly increasing. And Vaishali could not tolerate the sorrow of the cat's death. Now there is not much movement in the house built in that solitude. Because Vaishali is now sitting quietly in one corner of her house. His life is completely sorrowful and full of depressed and despair. She always complains to God why she only chose her to face so many sorrows. “One day she left for a walk in a forest near her house to entertain her mind and get rid of that solitude. Then he met an old man. He had wrinkles on his face, and some scratches too. But that old man had a satisfied smile on his face. He looked quite happy. As if he had been freed from all sorrows and disappointments. "The old man saw a smile on his face as soon as he saw Vaishali. Then the conversation started between the two. Vaishali shared his sad story with that old man. After knowing about Vaishali's life full of sorrows, tears dripped from her eyes. "Finally Vaishali said," I do not have enough reason to live anymore. " I have no meaning in living. My everything is over "My family, my goal, and my golden dreams. I do not want to live anymore. I want to be free from here now. "Then the old man said," The sorrow does not happen in whose life the princess, we are all sad, we are all happy too. " A king is also sad, and a beggar is also sad. The only difference is that due to the sorrows of both of them, it is different. Then one day the king is also happy and happy, on the same day, that character who begs begging is completely filled. A wave of happiness is also seen on the face of beggar, he also enjoys those pleasant moments for some time. But once again the king and those beggar become grieving, just the reasons are different. And the cycle continues continuously like this. Sorrows never end. Yes, they must go away from us for some time, but they will definitely come back and come back. "Look at me, I see you sad and disappointed." Vaishali said, "No, not at all." "If I tell you that I am an orphan. I have not seen my parents and any family member till date. I am absolutely alone in this world, no one is with me, who can talk to me, spend some time with me, or play with me in childhood. But I do not consider myself an unfortunate and incomplete person. I always try to be happy, I find goodness in every worst situation. Because I am not alone at all, "This whole earth is my house, this bird, this animal, these trees are all part of my family. I think "it is a very large family, and I will remain a part of this family even after my death. And I also advise you that "You also join this family. Then you too will be free from loneliness, sorrow, and despair like me. "The old man left a very deep impact on Vaishali with those things. He abandoned the idea of dying and started looking for happiness in his life. She is now a happy princess. "After that day she could never meet that old man By - sk prihar
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