The Value of True Relationship | A poor Girl's Story | Motivational Story

someone once said something very wise sometimes to keep our loved ones with us we have to give up our rights because in relationships we should not count profit or loss I want to share a simple but powerful story with you this is the story of an Indian man named venod vinod his wife and their 4-year-old son were traveling in their car they were going to another City to attend a relative's daughter's birthday they had bought a nice gift for her and were taking it with them as they were driving on the highway their car crossed

a bridge over a river suddenly their son shouted Papa watermelon watermelon vinod asked where is the watermelon they saw a young girl selling watermelons by the roadside venard stopped the car and his wife lowered the window to talk to the girl vod's wife asked how much for a watermelon the girl replied 50 rupees for one but vinod's wife said I won't give more than 40 rupees the girl refused and said ma'am I can't sell it for less than 50 rupees after some arguing the girl finally brought a watermelon to the the car vinod's little son

golu was so excited that he put his head out of the window the girl lovingly asked him what is your name golu smiled and said my name is golu the girl laughed and said oh you really are round and cute vard's wife tried to play on the girl's emotions and said can't you give it to us for 40 rupees for my little son's sake the girl smiled and said okay for your son I'll give it to you she handed the watermelon to golu but golu couldn't hold it properly and it fell to the ground breaking

into pieces golu started crying my watermelon my watermelon the girl immediately comforted him and said don't cry my boy I'll get you another one she ran and brought another watermelon vinod's wife said they wouldn't pay for the watermelon that fell but the girl explained I gave it to your son because I thought he could hold it he reminds me of my little brother vod's wife asked what happened to your brother the girl's eyes filled with tears she said my brother was just 2 years old we had celebrated his birthday recently but he got sick and

passed away I miss him every day hearing this vod's wife felt very emotional the girl gave golu the second watermelon and said please take care of it I don't need any money for it you called him your brother and my mother always told me that in relationships we don't count profit or loss VOD and his wife under understood the girl's feelings vod's wife opened her purse and took out a small ring that they had bought as a gift for their relative's daughter she gave the ring to the girl and said take this it's a gift

from a mother to her daughter the girl hesitated what will I do with this ring vinod's wife smiled and said you called golu your brother so this is a gift from me like a mother gives to her child vinod became emotional too he called his elder brother on the phone and said brother you can keep the big shop in the market I'll take the smaller one it's okay his elder brother was shocked and asked what happened to you you were fighting in court over the property venod replied I have understood now brother that in relationships

we shouldn't look at profit or loss this story teaches us that feelings of sacrifice and love are very important in relationships if we stop counting profit and loss in relationships we will find true happiness in relationships we should not look at profit or loss true relationships are built on love sacri sacrifice and understanding not on what we gain or lose just like the girl said love and care are what matter the most not money or material things