I was damn scared.
I was counting currency notes from the
counting machine. Everything was moving fine. When all of a sudden in a bundle
of notes it started taking two notes together and began tearing them. The speed
of machine was so fast that before I could realise what was happening and I could
switch off the machine, it had already torn 64 notes of 1000 denomination. Some
were shredded so badly that I could not recognise which piece was of which
note. All I could see in front of me was an amber-red colour ocean of bits. My
heart sank.
It was a big, rather very big mistake.
My boss, my father was definitely going to scold me heavily for this mistake.
Usually he scold me even for making small typing mistakes of full stop and
comma. And, now this is BLUNDER! I meekly get up from my seat and went in his
room. I narrated the whole incident and waited for being chastised. But was surprised when he only said, “Collect all
the papers carefully and bring them to me.” He forgave me and didn’t scold me.
I did as told. For the next ten days, he
pasted and joined the note pieces together just like solving a zigsaw puzzle.
He pasted them with such perfection that no one could tell from where that note
was torn as not a single joint was visible.
Now, he is no more. But I always wonder
why he scolded me so much on pretty things and didn’t scold me for such a big
mistake? May be because he was an extraordinary father! :)
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