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Imaginary Gagan and His Mother

The foreign country is like the common place where we get opportunity to meet different people from all over the world. I also have friends from different nationalities. One of them is Gagan who is from India.

Going abroad means we have our own responsibilities and promises to our families on our shoulder, so do we. We work in the same company. While we are working, we crack jokes to each other for killing time. Besides these, we never share our miseries. I think this is the only way to be happy being an expatriate.

Few weeks before, while I was working, I heard the sound of crying. I thought someone was trying to mock but it wasn´t the mock. One of my friends said that Gagan got a call from India informing that his mother is no more. Suddenly, the whole environment turned into despairing. I was also hurt a lot by the news and his cry and felt so sorry for him.

Later on, one of my friends saw that Gagan was dialing the number of his mother continuously but no one received that call which made me even more emotional. Later I got to know that he also doesn´t have father. Her mother was in the house with his younger sister which means he has the huge responsibilities towards his family.

After that day on, I kept asking about him with his friends. They said that he has still hasn´t gone to India immediately after that day because of ticketing problems. But one day, I got to know that he went to India. I was so delighted.

We stay another corner of the world and do hard work for the sake of happiness to our family. If we lose someone special like Gagan, we feel like all our hard work is meaningless. Even if it´s an unattainable loss, we have to move on accepting the rules of nature.

May god give you the strength and courage to overcome the most difficult time of your life Gagan and may the departed soul rest in peace!

Based on the reality!

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