13B: Fear Has a New Address

Priya, where's my blade?

Must be near the sink.

- Okay.

l am putting the

clothes in the machine.

Divya, wash the

white ones separately.

Or else they will get

coloured as well. - Okay.

Put my clothes in too, Aunt.

- Fine, put them in.

Deepa. l'm getting late.

Quickly get me tea.

Right away. Just a second.

Priya, please give Manoj tea. l have

to get the children ready. - Okay.

Riya, quickly drink your milk.

You'll miss your school bus.

Divya. Divya.

- Yes.

Have this kept in the prayer room.

- Okay.

The milk has curdled again.

lt's just too much.

Good morning, brother.

- Morning.

How was your first

night in the new house?

Like always. - Really. You seem to

be experienced about first nights.

Of course. l have two children.

Wait to go, brother.

Fetch it quickly. l am getting late.

Mannu, please check the cable

connection before leaving for office.

We couldn't watch

our serial yesterday.

Gas, electricity, water. . they

aren't worried about these things.

But they create a stir

for no cable connection.

Mom, the serial starts at 1 o'clock.

Why are you whining already?

What? l couldn't hear anything.

Mummy, your son is

mocking our serial.

Okay. Brother, hold on.

- What happened?

What's wrong with the tea?

lt tastes different.

l've used milk powder.

The milk curdled again.

Try to adjust today.

- The milk curdled again.

Yes.

- lt's not a good omen.

What's wrong?

- The milk curdled yesterday.

And today as well.

That's not a good omen at all.

Mom. Mom, sit. Take a seat.

- Sit.

Sit, let me explain it to you.

- But you know, it's. .

Sit, let me explain it to you.

Look, brother and l used all of

our savings to buy this flat. - Yes.

Now, this flat won't be ours. .

. . until we don't repay the

loan in the next 20 years.

So, forget all the bad omens.

Because we are going to

live in this house happily. .

. .for the next 20 years.

- Yes.

Brother, please tell her.

- Of course.

Uncle.

- Young man, that's not a toy.

Your uncle had to pay a

lot of money to buy this.

Go to school. Oome on, go.

- Oome on. Get ready quickly.

We are getting late.

- Have your breakfast.

The children these days go

straight for the mobile phones.

You will get late for school.

- Mom, last cartoon.

Don't watch so much T.V. , or else

you will have to wear spectacles.

Grandma, aunt and you

watch T.V. the entire day.

You never had to wear spectacles.

Quiet. You have

started back-answering. .

. .since you started going to school.

Oome on, eat.

Oome on. Let's go to school.

Brother, talk to him.

- l tried to, but he never listens.

Mother, we are getting late.

l'll take them to their pickup spot.

- Okay. - Oome on, let's leave.

Bye. Bye.

- Bye. All the best. - Bye, mom.

Brother, don't forget me.

- l thought you forgot about it.

Anyway.

- What?

Be back before 6

o'clock in the evening.

Yeah, l will be back. Bye, Mom.

Bye, everyone. - Bye.

Have your breakfast.

- l'll have it at college.

This girl never eats anything.

Mannu.

- What is it?

You still haven't put up the

pictures in the prayer room.

Sorry, brother. l didn't

get the time yesterday.

l will certainly get it done today.

Promise!

- Promise.

Don't forget to do it by evening.

Okay, Mom. l'm leaving.

- Okay, son. Bye.

l am getting late as

well. l'm leaving.

We'll meet in the evening.

- Bye.

Fine, Mom.

- Bye.

See you, mother.

- Bye, dear.

Mom, l am leaving.

- Fine.

Mom, l am leaving!

- Go.

Mom, l am leaving.

- Why are you blowing at my ears?

lf you want to say goodbye

to Priya, then go inside.

She's taking a bath.

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