All Is Well Page #4

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I am not going to

sign in the first place.

Bloody old man..

Chima, my home's above the bakery.

If I sell it, where will I live?

Your son's come down from abroad.

He'll take you back with him.

He won't take me anywhere.

And I won't go with him either.

Son.. him?

You see..you two have one day.

I'll come home..to taste

sister-in-laws cooking.

Either you pay my 2

million..or give me the bakery.

And if you don't settle

this account tomorrow..

"Then I'll put you two in

your bakery's furnace.

...and make bread.

Careful..you fool.

Careful.

Even/thing's still the same.

Same old broken roads.

Same old din and

filth..same old people.

Look there.

That dog's been peeing

there for the last 10 years.

At least he's loyal.

He's lazy, not loyal.

He's stuck at the

same place for 10 years.

I would be rotting here too.

Yes, of course. He's the

only one who's been successful.

That's why he came down for his share.

Nonsense.

Tell him..there are no goons after me.

2 million in debts.

What was the reason

to borrow so much money?

And even if he did..

People always keep aside some savings.

I did do some savings. I did too.

I kept giving that

money to his mother.

And his mother used

to make jewelry out of it..

...so that it'll come

in handy someday.

Tell him that.

Ask him..where's the jewelry?

Did he put them in

the oven and make biscuits?

Tell him..his mother kept all

the jewelry at his uncle's place.

Because she didn't trust me.

Ask him..why doesn't he tell

mother to get those jewelry back?

I can't tell her that.

Tell him, daughter-in-law.

Tell him..you're not

his daughter-in-law.

I am not your daughter-in-law. - Fine.

You're not my daughter-in-law,

good for you.

You should thank God for it.

Stop, the bakery's here. - Fine, fine.

Will you take us to the border?

Come on.

How much? - 3550 rupees.

What? - Yes, sir.

He hasn't paid my fare

for the last 5 years.

Put it on my tab.

No more nonsense from you. Come on.

What a man. - l'll..

Uncle, let me take that.

- It's alright, dear.

Come on.

Yes, papa?

Dear, it's almost evening..and

you're not home yet.

Yes, I'm a bit late.

How late?

I'll come tomorrow morning.

Where will you stay?

I'll stay with my friend..lnder.

- lnder?

Fine, dear.

Okay, papa. Bye.

Are you and lnder just friends,

or.. - Well, l..

On, l get n.

lnder's the one saying no.

Hopeless boy.

Come.

'Why don't you put

him in some good school?'

'Why don't you understand,

I don't have the kind of money..'

'Then let him stay with my brother..'

'Don't talk about your brother,

or else I will beat you.'

'Don't touch me.'

Don't you dare take his name. -

So why don't you..

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