How did 'wonderfull women' changed the life of the author? Chapter-A House Is Not A Home
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The author had lost his cat in the fire accident. He had been broken when he lost his cat, as he was attached to it. He had thought that he would never be able to meet her.
One day, when the author got his new friends, he was planning with them for his new bedroom. Suddenly, the wonderful woman came and asked the author, whether the thing (cat) belonged to him. The author was overwhelmed with happiness and hugged his cat.
The wonderful woman had worked hard to find for the cat's true owner, as the telephone which was mentioned on her collar, was disconnected after the fire accident. The wonderful woman had helped the author to overcome with the sadness by returning him the cat. The author felt gratitude for the woman and he felt that his happiness had came back with the cat.
The author of the story, "A House Is Not A Home", had his life in his cat. He was broken after his house was burnt and he lost his cat. He searched for her for long, but didn't even find any clue. The wonderful woman brought the author's cat when he was planing about his new bedroom with his new friends. He was amazed to see his cat back! He felt really thankful to that woman for bringing his life back.