Barren

There was a cozy, bright sunny day of winter and Rajni had gone market. Suddenly she came across "that" lady who was actually her mother-in-law before two years. Now she was standing exactly in-front of Rajni. Her hands raised towards the feet of her mother-in-law as she was habitual of paying regard to all. Mother-in-law replied in a rude manner," no, no be away from me and she pushed herself away from Rajni. She added further, You are a Barren land and with great struggle, I had to get rid of you from my son and now I am going to marry him to a beautiful girl I don't want your dark shadow cast upon my son. On hearing such words Rajni felt very disappointed and she dived into the sea of darkness. Suddenly, she laughed at the top of her voice, Barren! me, again laughed I was not barren, not barren land, your son was barren and barren land who could not insert his seed into my womb, your son was a barren, infertile and unproductive actually and after saying this she unwrapped her shawl. It seems now she was fully relieved from all barrenness she was carrying inside herself for a long time.