write sequel of chapter a letter to god
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Summary: This story is written by G L Fuentes. This is a story about the great faith of a simpleton in the God. The story begins with Lencho hoping for rains so that his crops would give a better yield. The rain does come but is followed by a devastating hailstorm. Hailstorm destroys all the standing crops and leaves Lencho staring into the bleak future ahead. But Lencho is a strong believer in the God and decides to write a letter to the God; asking for some monetary help. Lencho also wishes to repay the debt when the next crop would give him enough money. After seeing Lencho’s letter, the postmaster is deeply touched by the strong faith of Lencho in the God. The postmaster collects money from his colleagues and sends some money to Lencho. But the money sent by the postmaster is less than what the Lencho had demanded through his letter. Lencho once again writes a letter to the God in which he expresses his doubts about the honesty of post office employees.
• Lencho’s crops had failed that year and he had only a single hope i.e. God!
• He wrote a letter to God “God, my crops have failed and my family is going to starve. I need some money- hundred pesos.”
• At the post office, the postmen saw such a queer letter and brought it to the postmaster.
• The postmaster was a man of sympathy and understand a man like Lencho.
• Postmaster observed that faith of Lencho was strong as a child’s so he decided to send an amount of hundred pesos to the poor farmer.
• Hundred pesos was a huge amount, the postmaster was able to collect only seventy pesos. However, he sent the money to Lencho.
• Lencho received the money with a belief that God had helped him.
• Lencho was sad and angry after counting the money as he received only seventy instead of hundred.
• Lencho wrote another letter to God and dropped the letter in the same postbox and went.
• The postmaster felt the biggest shock and shame in his life after opening Lencho’s second letter to God.
• Lencho had written, “God, of the money that I had asked for, only seventy pesos reached me. Send me the rest, since I need it very much. But don’t send it to me through the post because the post office employees are a bunch of thieves. Lencho.”