Mamta was facing a difficult decision, feeling regret for not having a son, especially living in a large joint family from a different culture. She expressed her feelings to Pratik, who visited her to hand over her fixed deposits. Mamta confided in him about how she relied on him and another family member, Shubha, for support in managing her finances and daily life. With their departure, she feared being alone and struggling to manage everything by herself. Pratik reflected on her concerns, contemplating the challenges she would face without their assistance.

My (daughter's) Home

by Rupal Divyang Chhaya in English Short Stories

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It was definitely not an easy decision to make. Things could have been a little different if she were in a nuclear family but she lived in a big joint family, that too belonging to a different culture altogether. "I wish I had a son" for the first time in all these years Mamta regretted not having one."Kya hua mamiji?" looking at her downcast face Pratik asked her when he came in the evening to hand over her FDs. "Beta, while you were here, you looked after my finances and took care of all other things, but now that you

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