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Sunita's Wedding Day Essay

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“They have already arrived”, called out Sunita’s mother as she ran downstairs to welcome the guests. It is Sunita’s wedding day. A young girl of eighteen getting married to a handsome man of twenty five. As all the other young girls, Sunita also had many aspirations in her life. Her mother had always tried to make her self-sufficient and independent. She had taught her to fight all the battles of her life. Her mother made sure that she is never dependant on anyone. She taught her driving, computer and paid a lot of attention to her education. Sunita was lucky to be married in a family who respected and treated girls as the male members of the family. She got a handsome and loving husband who supported her in her studies and encouraged her in …show more content…

What if we meet with an accident. I cannot do this.” “Sunita, I am in pain. I cannot walk. Help me. There will be no ambulance tonight. Help me.... help me...”, Abhi left a shriek and fell silent. Sunita ran down to him. Looking at his miserable condition she decided to drive. It was for her husband, it was for her love that she had to do. Sunita grabbed the key, ran outside to start the car. She came back and helped Abhi to the car, who was now getting back to his senses. After placing him in the back seat of the car, she came forward, sat in the driver’s seat and told herself, “ to save my husband i have to do this”. She had never felt this powerful before. Pushing on to the accelerator, leaving on the clutch gradually, with each moment her confidence grew more and more. With this confidence she reached hospital, called upon the doctors. Abhi was saved, he was out of danger. She was happy and Abhi was proud. “It is you who saved my life, my love. I was wrong. I was not saving you but was actually taking away your confidence.” This day made them realise that everyone commits mistakes. To encourage them to overcome their defects is true love and not stopping them in the name of

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