She quietly entered from there without saying anything and sat beside Basanti. language,
"Basanti, your groom is very beautiful."
Basanti lowered her head shyly, but on hearing Muniya's next words, Basanti was stunned,
"I wish this was my groom."
Basanti was looking at Muniya with devoured eyes. Seeing her, Munia started laughing loudly and said,
"I was joking."
But it was true that both knew each other very well, what is in whose mind and what is the truth.
Both the sisters were also making fun of each other. There was a happy atmosphere.
As days passed, Muniya's husband did not come to pick her up.
Basanti had gone to her in-laws' house after the pugphere(post marriage ritual). Muniya now started living lost and lost.
Days were passing by.
Muniya tries to be happy with the help of Akash. Basanti was brought to Pehar(father's house) by her father. It had been only 10 days since Basanti was brought to a halt, that the news came from the village that her grandfather had died. Everyone started preparing to go to their native village. Basanti and Muniya were also together. The information about the death of grandfather was given to the in-laws of both of them and also told about the departure of all of them. On the death of grandfather, all the sisters and daughters had gathered. Munia and Basanti's in-laws also came. Both the Jamai (son in laws) had also come. Munia was very happy to see her husband, but the happiness that was visible from the outer cover was not internal. She started getting angry seeing Basanti's husband again and again.
After grandfather's 12th, Basanti went to her in-laws' house with her husband and in-laws. Munia's husband also wanted to take Muniya to her in-laws' house but Muniya's father refused and said,
"Come to the village and take it away."
The night began to darken. Everyone was sleeping. There was no sleep in Bisan's eyes. Here Munia was also worried about her future. In this situation, Munia got up to drink water. He saw that Bisan is also walking in the house. Muniya asked him,
"What Happened?"
Bisan asked in a loud voice,
"What does your father want?"
Then Munia, with red eyes, looked at her father. She started trembling with fear. He came to Bisan and said abusing him,
"What's on fire with you? What does he want from me?
Bisan stood with his head bowed. He didn't say anything, quietly went to sleep. In the morning, Bisan asked Munia to accompany him, but Munia's father flatly refused. Everyone had gone to their respective homes. Pandit ji had also come to his village Gangapur. Days were passing by.
Muni's restlessness was increasing. She knew Bisan's anger very well. She knew what a lousy person Bisan was.