What can melt your heart?

Everyone- let's play ‘ek machli pani mai gyi’

He was that kid in the above attached video. He calles me ‘shuluutiii’

Me- hey, what's your name? (to everyone one by one)

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I don't have any younger brother or sister so when children in my school calls me ‘didi’, i am like-

Everytime after each oath ceremony i miss the chaos we make together and again wait for the next year eagerly.

Me- (laughs)

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Not infants but kids. Specially kids from nursery-class5. Their laughs, their smile, their ‘thankyouu’, their humorous talks and senseless questions everything melts my heart.

In between, they all might have called me didi for more than 6–7times.

Me- one by one we'll play both of them okay?

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Talks with kids.

My was over so i was standing among the kids of monitor group as my friend was their deputy head.

Girl- no, sacchi your ponytails look like dolls

How can I get a girlfriend? I am 26.

Girl- your face with these two ponytails look like doll

Me- (keep laughing)

He- shulutii ke saath t..si le saath..

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Everyone - okay didi.

Me- (who don't even know doll jesi ponytails kya hoti) hein? From which angle this ponytails look like that of dolls cutie?

He- (blank face)

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Their voice, when they call my name and sometimes if they tease me that blushing is real.

Everyone- my name is this, my name is that (one by one)

Scene- oath ceremony

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Me- hey what you're doing here?

Scene2- playing with neighborhood kid.

This isn't the first time someone said this to me but this was something different that put a smile on my face.

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