The Night Arrogance Met Its Price
It was close to midnight when tension shattered the silence of the Sharma household. Priya sat weeping on the floor while her husband, Rohan, towered over her in anger.
“I only sent money to my mother,” she whispered through tears. But Rohan’s pride roared louder than reason. “Who earns in this house? Who decides? Call your father—tell him to come and re-educate his daughter before giving her away as a wife!”
He dialed Mr. Sharma, certain his demand would be met. Fifteen minutes later, Priya’s father arrived, soaked from the rain. Without a word, he placed a folder on the table. Inside were divorce papers.
“You asked me to take my daughter back? Fine,” Mr. Sharma said, his voice sharp. “But I won’t re-educate her. I’ll re-educate you. My daughter wasn’t raised to be anyone’s slave.”
The silence that followed was heavier than thunder. Priya rose, her decision clear: “I don’t need to be re-educated; I just need to be loved and respected.”
And with that, she walked out. Rohan’s arrogance finally collapsed—leaving him alone with nothing but silence and regret.
