Thinks about a difficult that you have faced or what felt like a tough time for you
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Two years ago, on 7th October, when my grandmother died, it was the toughest time that I had faced. She suffered a cerebral stroke and was admitted in the hospital for only one day. She was quite healthy and her death was a shock for me. She was someone I could rely on and she pampered me a lot. I often scolded her for spoiling me, but I loved her from the bottom of my heart. My examinations were already over and the result day was knocking on the door. I was preparing for the next term already with the help of my mother, but my grandmother suddenly called. I was always serious about my studies and hated it when someone disturbed it, so even when she wanted to talk with me, I rejected her. I told her that I will talk with her later. Little did I know, it would be the last time I talked with her. My mother and she talked about our durga puja plannings. We three were supposed to visit the puja pandals together. According to my grandfather after the call she sat down to eat, ready to go to work, but she suddenly fainted and the ambulance was called. My uncle informed us about this incident and we rushed to the hospital. She was already in ventilation. Her messy hair, her hospital clothes, her mask and her lifeless body _ I held back my tears and hoped for her to be safe. All the memories _ the way she pampered me, the way she was always buying me gifts, the way her eyes saddened when I scolded her_ everything played in my mind. The night was almost sleepless. The next day, news came that she had expired. I fell into an abyss of despair. Once she was gone, I realized how much more she meant to me. I regretted my decision to talk with her later. I even hoped that she would be okay and my result would be bad. I wanted her to sit on the chair watching television just like she used to do. On my result day, I was rejoiced to see that I had gotten good marks. My classmates congratulated me but a part of me was sad. I knew she was watching me from above the sky, smiling proudly but I will never to able to see her in person again. I love her to the moon and back. My family and friends were there for me during this tough time. We were together through thick and thin. I miss her but I know she will always be there with me. Maybe I will be her granddaughter in another life...