"Relax, Mom! You have a lot of time," said Nivritti.
"My flight is in six hours," shouted Sheela.
"Yes, six! And your packing is done. We can leave three hours before your flight and you will be on time," counterpointed Nivritti. "You are fine, mom!"
No, I am not fine! I don't want to leave you like this," sobbed Sheela.
"Oh, mom!" Nivritti softly hugged her mother. She was finally leaving. Her daughter was safe now. The man who hurt her was behind bars. And her health was slowly improving. "You heard the doctor yesterday. I am fine now. Bruised ribs take time. You cannot stay here for a month. Ape needs you."
"What about you?"
"Now, I can do my work on my own. You saw I have a whole village with me. Go, don't think about me. I will be fine."
"But you have so much work."
"Now the work has reduced. I had to get ready for court that's why I was so busy. Now that is done. All I have to do is read scripts, that's all."
"Still!"
