The lost dream...

Every morning she woke up feeling useless. Once an independent girl, now is totally a dependent one. She felt like she's a burden to her family. Her dreams were crushed and thrown in a bin. Hope was nowhere to be found. Seeing others reaching the same goal she had was very difficult to take in. Her dad could see the pain in her eyes and could totally understand what she's been going through, but he ended up being angry at himself for not being able to help her. He couldn't see her like that. After that he was hardly home. She started blaming herself for this, yet again. But little did she know he was working day and night to earn extra money for her operation. During the day lights, he spent his time working at a restaurant as a table cleaner and other cleaning works and at the night times, worked as a watchman. It's been 2 years since she's on a wheelchair. She lost her one leg in an accident. She was a dancer and her dream was to get selected for a television dancing show. After saving enough money, he took her to the hospital but she had no idea why her dad had been acting so weird. It was the other day when she woke up in the hospital and found something unusual sense in her leg. She looked at her leg and she shed tears after watching the sight. She was given an artificial leg. Her dad was so happy to see her this way. His eyes shined with nothing but pure love and happiness. He only said one thing to her," go live your dream". And she hugged him tightly.

Happily ever after...

So today I went to the restaurant with my family. We were seated when I saw a couple sitting next to us."Will you marry me?" He proposed her in the restaurant ."this can wait but my icecream can't", she said."oh come on just answer my question, would you?". She replied with a smirk,"Surely not again."grandpa scowls and grandma laughs. And then grandpa ordered the cake on which 60 years tag was attached. They both looked very happy. Watching them celebrate their 60th anniversary with no one to take a photo of this moment was mesmerizing as well as little sad. So I was about to get up to ask them if I can help them take a picture, but then he removed his phone from his pocket and took selfies. It was like they don't need anyone when they are together. They were the perfect definition of love and were the proof of happily ever after. Watching them make cute and funny faces I silently wished for them to live longer, together and happier. Forgetting about all the worries and making each other laugh, they cut the cake and fed each other. Grandma took out something from her bag which looked like a ticket, and said here's a ticket for disneyland. Let's become young again. On this grandpa asked her with surprise how did you manage to buy this ticket? Grandma said this are the savings stole from your wallet. And grandpa scowl again. Then grandpa gave her a ring. Grandma said to him,"do you believe?". "Believe that we are still together on our 60th anniversary?", he replied. She said,"no, do you believe that I tolerated you for like 60 years?" Again she was successful in making grandpa scowl and herself laugh.