A friendly father!

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                                             A friendly father!
Montu as usual was studying at 7 clocks. After that he packed his bag. That moment his father returned from the office. Smilingly the father greeted and asked him, “Montu, what’s going on?”
Montu ran towards his father and hugged him tightly, replied him,  " papa, its wonderful!” the father took a chair and had water to drink. Then he asked the son further , “Did you play today?”
 “Yes, papa”
 “What game did you play?
“With whom you played?”
The son replied gladly that he played cricket and chess with his friends.  They all enjoyed it very much. Again the father friendly asked,
“Dear Beta, What did you learn today at school?”
“Anything good happened?”
He informed that he learnt lots of things and the science teacher took them at the science lab. It was a nice experience. Both sat and chatted for some time. They spent the time together and again the father casually asked,
“What will you do tomorrow?”
  “Yes papa, I will have number of things to do and fun at school.”
  The son answered his father contentedly. But the father responded straightforward,
“Wow! Go ahead and good luck.”
Happily and enthusiastically the son went to his room with thinking that he was very fortunate to have a good father. But he turned back and exclaimed,
“Papa, you are really great papa and my papa………..! Love you very much!”
All members of the family astonished at him and gazed at his dad. They were thinking what miracles had been taken place. Slowly they remembered the words of their forefathers,
 “One father is more than a hundred school masters.”   

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