Pandit ji was just sitting there. He reprimanded Bisan and said:-
"Shameless, shameless, cruel person, you have made me a waste of respect. The whole village is thumping. Hijras had to beat you from house to house, so why did you marry my daughter? Kamjat, bastard, bastard, even after killing an innocent, you did not take the name of improving.
Bisan's blood boils. He looked at the father-in-law with staring eyes and got up with a jerk and left the house. Then Muniya came running from inside and was happy to see her father and said,
"Dad, you came suddenly so glad. Everything is fine in the house, isn't it?"
The father calmed himself and said with a faint smile,
"Yes, daughter, everything is fine in the house, but why is your face extinguished?"
Changing the matter, Muniya said,
"Dad, I'm fine."
Then Akash came walking with small steps and spread both his hands towards Nana ji. Nana ji also took her in his lap and started kissing. The matter remained incomplete. No one came to know of anyone's sorrow. Both father and daughter could not speak their heart. The father put his hand on the daughter's head, kissed the child and said, keeping Rs 5000 in the hands of the daughter,
"If there is any problem of daughter expenses, then tell me. I go."
Saying this Muniya's father left Munia's house.
Munia kept gazing at her father. Munia came inside and started looking for Bisan. Earlier he had thought that Bisan would come from his father's voice, but Bison was nowhere to be seen. She got worried for her husband. It was dusk but Bisan did not come home. Munia's worry was increasing. Taking Akash in her lap, Munia walked towards her father's house.
It was 7:00 in the evening. It was dark. Night had knocked. When he reached his father's house, he told about Bisan's absence. The father scolded him and said,
"You are mad, who left the house deserted. If Bisan comes, he will worry."
Mother fed Munia with food and started lading the couple. Then the boy from Bisan's neighborhood came to call Munia. The father asked Basanti and Surya to leave them. Basanti left with a sigh of relief. He did not have any mind to go, but what was the order of his father to do.
Bisan was waiting outside the house. He scolded Muniya in front of his brother-in-law and said:-
"You didn't know I would come hungry and thirsty."
Munia got very angry but she went inside in a hurry. Basanti felt that she should spit loudly on Bisan's mouth, but where can a person make up his mind, Basanti said to Munia,
"We're going, sister."
Today Bisan had drank, which was realized by all three Muniya, Basanti and Surya. But like sensible children, he did not say anything to anyone in the house. Here Bisan killed Muniya a lot. The little child kept crying bitterly but he did not feel pity. Bisan went to sleep hungry. Munia kept crying all night. His eyes swelled with tears.