THE SINNERA Story by KarthikeyanUnemployment is the evilest thing in the worldIt was the second year for Sanjay after completing his
bachelor degree in Electrical engineering without having a job in his hand. He
had one sibling who was younger to him by two years and his name is Sam. Sam
was actually working in a reputed company which was 565kms away from their
home. Sanjay's father was a Police inspector and his mother was a home maker. Sam was now with his family because of vacation in his
office. His parents treated him with great honor and provided him with what he
desired. But they failed to treat Sanjay in the same manner. Especially his
father's contribution was much more than his mother's. He treated Sanjay
differently from Sam because of job and he always used to compare him with his
younger brother. Because of these things Sanjay made himself isolated from his
father. Wherever they went outside, the people used to ask questions about
Sanjay's job and this made Sanjay feel even worse so he mostly avoided going
outside their home. Sanjay completed his college with an average aggregate
but he was good at practical knowledge. He really wanted to work in a place
which was related to his core knowledge so he applied for jobs which were apt
to his core knowledge but his efforts didn't blossom, his resumes were rejected
at all places, their parents asked to try some other ways apart from his core
knowledge but he was strong in his thought. His continuous failure made his
parents get dishearten, they were frustrated with him, as a result, they
started to blame him for his failures and this thing heavily frustrated and
made him feel unhappy. On a particular day, the two brothers sat on the dining
table and they were having an interesting chat. At that time, Sam,
unfortunately, dropped a glass tumbler on the ground and the glass pieces
shattered over the place. Sam asked his brother to stay there so that he will
be back there with cleaning equipment. Sanjay stayed there as per Sam said and
Sanjay tried to gather the broken pieces together so that it would be easier to
clean off. At that time his father came there and he misunderstood that Sanjay
was the one who broke the glass, in a great anger he shouted at him and at a
one step ahead he slapped Sanjay on his face. Sanjay was totally shocked with
his father's action but he remained silent. Suddenly Sam came there and
admitted that he was the actual culprit. This made his father remain silent and
felt sorry and wanted to apologize for his action, but Sanjay didn't stay there
for a long. He took off all the broken pieces and started to walk away. His
father understood his mistake and felt bad for his action. In three days of duration, Sanjay searched a job and he
started to go out for it but he didn't unveil what he was actually going to do.
He used to get up early before his father so that he won't see his father and
then he went for his job and he returned back late night. His father felt sad
and worried a lot about that incident; he wanted to talk with him. But he
really found it hard to spend time with him. Sanjay used to get back at late
night and he went to bed, so he couldn't find time to share his feelings with
him. The days passed, his father was so sad to look at his son
so he planned to make him happier and decided to surprise him with a gift.
After long thoughts, he came out with an idea to present a shirt to him. So he
bought a shirt for him in the early morning and he was actually committed to
meet his superior officer in a meeting on that day so he attended that meeting;
even though his physical body attended the meeting his mind was total with his
son. After the meeting, they decided to have lunch at a hotel. The meeting
troop arrived there and they completed their lunch. At the billing section
while they were paying for the food. He noticed a quarrel over a dining table.
The vendor was ill-treated by the customer, on a closer observation he found
that the vendor was his son. He was stunned for a moment, he understood that
the words he used to hurt his son resulted in this pathetic situation for his
son. His eyes got wet at that time and looked at his son Sanjay’s eyes marched
towards his father along with a smile on his face. © 2017 KarthikeyanAuthor's Note
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Added on August 2, 2017 Last Updated on August 2, 2017 Tags: Unemployment, youth unemployment AuthorKarthikeyanErode, Hindu, IndiaAboutI am an Indian and a lad of 23 year old, started my writing work since two years ago. more..Writing
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