FORGIVESS PLAYS AN IMPORTANT PART

Anna was in a relationship with Sam. After considerable years, Sam got to know that Anna was cheating on him and she just wanted to get hold of his money. When he spoke to her about his thought so she couldn't bear it and somehow their relationship came to an end.

Sam's mother was very apprehensive and Sam was also on tenterhooks that who will marry him because of his past. They decided not to tell the girl who would marry him about his broken relationship. It felt to Sam's mother that after ages happiness knocked at the door.

The new family that shifted to their new abode near Sam's house was well off. A curvy lady, wearing gorgeous jeans and a shirt knocked at Sam's door. She was welcomed with smiley faces and the table was flooded with a variety of food before her. After a day or two, she sent a proposal of marriage to Sam for her daughter, Elsa.

Sam's mother's euphoria was out of bounds. She couldn't accept it at all. Instantaneously without making any talk to Sam, she agreed. When she informed Sam about his proposal of marriage, he was reluctant but after his mother him in such a manner that she was after his life, so he nodded, and spoke up aggressively, “If any mishap happens, you are responsible for that.” She did not respond to him and kept looking at the fan like a statue.

After a week or two, they got married. Their marriage proved successful for a year, but later on, Sam got to know that Anna was Elsa’s best pal and when Anna was aware of the fact that Sam was Elsa’s husband, she was like a cat on a hot tin roof and made several attempts to ruin their relationship. She was a spanner in their work and put Elsa in the picture by notifying her she was Sam’s, first love. Elsa was incredulous, but somehow Anna manifested her words in Elsa’s mind. 

Elsa was as mad as a hornet and decided to leave Sam forever. Sam begged for forgiveness, he even knelt and touched Elsa’s feet to forgive her, but she was as obstinate as a mule; she went to her mother’s house: and sent divorce to him: he was as sad as a wail over the dead. He went to Elsa’s mother's house and wept to plead for forgiveness. She was as stubborn as the will of Kings, but her mother asked her to cool her shirt and forgive him because the life of a divorced woman is like a corpse in society. Elsa forgave him and both promised one other not to conceal anything from each other, and they loved each other from one’s hearts and souls. They lived as happy as a clam forever.