In our lives, there are many people who hold significance for us. Among them are those who are particularly special to us. These include our parents, our siblings, and some others with whom our bond gradually grows, whom we call friends. And sometimes, our beloved. They also hold a really special place in our lives sometimes or at some occasions.
It is in a person's nature that they take care of those they love. Those who are close to us, we cannot bear to see them in pain. A general example of this is that parents cannot see their children in pain, which is why a mother's love has been given as an example. Similarly, a sister cannot bear to see her brother in pain, and vice versa. In essence, everyone who loves each other harbors love in their hearts for one another.
Sometimes, however, there are situations where one person is in trouble, and the other does not care enough to help them out of it. Many such examples I have seen in my life. Even a personal incident happened with me. Let me tell you about that to make you people understand better.
I was peacefully asleep in my comfortable bed when I suddenly heard my phone ringing. I woke up and saw that my sister had called multiple times. When I called her back, I found out that she was feeling very unwell and had a severe headache. I knew that if it was a minor issue, my sister would never call me. Understanding this thing i decided to take some instant action.
I love my sister very much, so I immediately got up and first thought about calling a friend to bring a car, but then I thought for a moment and decided to call a cab myself and went straight to her hostel. The university guard initially did not allow me to enter because it was too late, but after explaining the situation, he called the girls' hostel warden, who then allowed me to enter.
As soon as I reached the hostel, I took my sister and rushed to a nearby 24-hour government hospital because I knew no private clinics would be open at this time. Private hospitals may be good, but they can also be quite demanding. The doctor said it wasn't a serious issue and prescribed some medication and gave her an injection. My sister started feeling better, so I took her back to the hostel.
I cannot express how happy I felt that night. My sister sent me a long text expressing her feelings about how she felt when I helped her. Although it was my duty, even if she didn't send that text, it was still my responsibility, but she still did. This shows that as much as I love her, she loves me just as much.
That's my story. If any of you have ever been through such a situation, I would definitely like to hear. And what do you think, did I do the right thing or should I have prioritized my sleep that night? I don't think if any of you will give me the advice of prioritizing my sleep that night.
Well, this was all from my side.
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