Mahi was a young girl who lived in a small village nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas. She was usually an early riser and always made sure she was on time for the school bus. But one day, she overslept, and by the time she woke up, the bus had already left.
Mahi panicked, she knew that if she missed the bus, she would be late for school, and she didn’t want to get in trouble. She quickly got dressed and ran downstairs to tell her parents what had happened. Her mother was at work, but her father was home, and he immediately knew what to do.
Mahi’s father reassured her that everything would be alright, and he offered to drop her off at school himself. Mahi was relieved and grateful, and she thanked him as they set off on their journey.
The drive to school was a short one, and Mahi’s father chatted with her about her day ahead and her classes. Mahi was a little nervous about being late, but she was also excited about spending this time with her father. They arrived at school just as the bell was ringing, and Mahi hugged her father before running off to her first class.
Mahi’s father watched her go, and he felt a sense of pride knowing that he had been able to help her when she needed it. Mahi was able to attend her classes and had a great day at school.
The end of the day, Mahi was grateful for her father and the time they had spent together, she had learned the lesson of being responsible for her time and how important it is to have a backup plan. She also felt grateful for her father’s support and understanding.