anklet

trying to find anklet

"Yes!"

"Then it should be with him, shouldn't it! Or it will be with the kite seller! Go, son, get it from him. Say, our Babuji will reward you.

He didn't want to go. He again said that if Chunnu does not have it, then from where will he give it!

I found his stubbornness bad. I said that you have buried it somewhere? What have you done? Why don't you speak?

He kept looking at me, and didn't say anything.

I said, why don't you say anything?

He remained lost. Didn't say anything else.

I said firmly that go, bring the anklets from wherever you are.

When he didn't get up from his place and didn't go, I picked him up by holding his ear. Where do you listen? Go, bring your anklets, otherwise you have no business at home.

After getting picked up like that, he got up and left the room. After leaving, he remained standing in a corner of the verandah with a sullen face.

I was getting very upset. I could not understand what this boy is worried about after telling the truth. I came out and said softly that go brother, why don't you go and tell Chunnu?

At first he did not give any answer and when he answered, he kept saying again and again that if Chunnu did not have it, then from where would he give it?

I said that I will pay the price for which he would have sold it. Don't understand, you say so.

Chunnu's mother is saying that her son cannot do such a thing. He didn't see the anklets.

On which Ashutosh's mother said that no, your chhunnu lies. Why Ashutosh, you had given me the right? Ashutosh said slowly, yes, it was given.

Chunnu came forward from the other side and scolded his hand and said that he did not give it to me. Why, when did you give it to me?

After getting picked up like that, he got up and left the room. After leaving, he remained standing in a corner of the verandah with a sullen face.

I was getting very upset. I could not understand what this boy is worried about after telling the truth. I came out and said softly that go brother, why don't you go and tell Chunnu?

At first he did not give any answer and when he answered, he kept saying again and again that if Chunnu did not have it, then from where would he give it?

I said that I will pay the price for which he would have sold it. Don't understand, you say so.

Chunnu's mother is saying that her son cannot do such a thing. He didn't see the anklets.

On which Ashutosh's mother said that no, your chhunnu lies. Why Ashutosh, you had given me the right? Ashutosh said slowly, yes, it was given.

Chunnu came forward from the other side and scolded his hand and said that he did not give it to me. Why, when did you give it to me?