Story by Sanskriti

The House Property

Narrator- (there is a story of one brother and sister after there father died they want the house property let's see what happens)

Brother- I am elder this property belongs to me!

Sister- No! you are only 1 sec bigger than me, it belongs to me!!

Brother- Oh! father wanted that I become the property leader.

Sister- No! they never wanted that to happen.

Brother- Oh! we will see that tomorrow in the court

Sister- Ok!!!

[ The day of going to court]

Brother- * doing exercise*

Sister- * making food*

Brother- Give me food you anyways never cared for me.

Sister- Oh! really if I didn't care for you I could have already killed you, take the Pizza now

Brother- You could have already killed me if I wasn't alert all the time.

[ both ate food and reached the court]

Brother- No! judge what you've done

Sister- No! Judge

[ After reaching home]

Brother- Judge just said that half property would be mine and half would be yours

Sister- I have an idea!!

Brother- What!!!

Sister- That we can live both in one home what you want I will give it to you and what I want you will give it to me.

Brother- Ok! From this we can live peacefully.

Narrator- That was a good idea so basically this story tells us that is our everyday life we do something that we shouldn't do but instead we should live our life's peacefully.

[ THE END]

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