I asked my friend, “What is the secret behind your Happy Married Life?”
He said “You should share responsi- bilities with due love and respect each other. Then absolutely there will be no problems.”
I asked “Can you explain?”
He said “In my house, I take decisions on bigger issues where as my Wife decides on smaller issues.
We do not interfere in each other’s decisions.”
Still not convinced, i asked him “Give me some examples”
He said “Smaller issues like, which car we should buy, how much amount to save, when to visit the super market, when & where to go on vacation, which sofa, air conditioner, refrigerator to buy. Monthly expenses, whether to keep a maid or not etc. Are all decided by my wife. I just agree to it “
I asked “Then, what is your role?”
He said “My decisions are only for very big issues. , whether Britain should lift sanctions over Zimbabwe, whether Bodoland should be formed or not, whether Ronaldo should retire from Football, etc etc. and do you know,
A Woman Goes to the Farm She Inherited from Her Grandfather, Planning to Sell It, but a Farmhand Blocks Her Path
This story has all the elements of a heartfelt, classic “return to roots” tale. Rebecca’s initial resistance to the farm, coupled with Derek’s strong attachment to it, creates a natural clash that allows for emotional growth and self-discovery. Her transformation from a city-focused businesswoman to someone who reconnects with her family’s legacy—and Derek’s passionate loyalty to the farm—are compelling, making readers root for the farm’s future and for Rebecca’s journey of self-awareness.
The way Rebecca’s past memories slowly bring her closer to the farm’s workers and her grandfather’s vision adds depth. The twist with Derek’s sabotage is especially interesting, giving him complexity as someone willing to bend the rules to prove a point. And her final decision to keep the farm suggests a newfound responsibility and a promise of new beginnings.
This is a story of healing, connection, and legacy that could inspire readers to think about the power of family bonds and the places we come from.
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