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Madhav got a message from his cousin “Father is very serious. He is talking something incoherent. He is repeatedly asking for you.” On receiving the information, Madhav boarded a bus for his village. He sat in the bus and started recollecting his childhood memories. It was his uncle who raised him after the death of his parents. He didn’t even remember his mother and father’s face. He used to tell his wife repeatedly “If not for my uncle, I do not know what would have happened to me in this world.”

His wife would immediately say in a reproachful tone “What favour he has done for you? The old man looted your father’s share of the property and registered it on his name.”

“No problem! Today, I am doing well. It is my uncle who got me educated. His own children are still in the same situation even now.”

The bus reached the village while he was recollecting his childhood memories. As soon as he got down the bus, he went straight to his uncle’s house. His uncle was lying on a plank in front of the house. Madhav touched his uncle’s feet. His uncle was trying to identify him and he said “Sorry! I did not recognize you “.

“I’m Madhav …”

“Oh, Madhav ji has come. SonRakesh! Make tea for Madhavji.”

Rakesh said “He recognizes someone with great difficulty. He has lost his memory.”

“Uncle, I’m you Madhav. Your Madho...”

“Madho…son! You have come. Go call the village accountant. The pages will get swapped. ”

“Uncle! Take care of yourself. Everything will be alright.”

Uncle was repeatedly saying “The pages will get swapped.” After a few minutes, he again looked at Madhav and said “Sorry, you look familiar. But I did not recognize you.”

Madhav told Rakesh “I will take him to the city and get him treated so that he gets back his memory.”

The expressions on Rakesh’s face kept changing.

Understanding Rakesh’s feelings, Madhav said “Rakesh, you don’t worry about those pages. I am not in a mood to revise the entries made already.