Short Story - The Hidden Gift

The birds were chirping and calling the dawn in shrilling voice. Chill sunup breeze move up to the mighty hill. The g quondam(a)en apple tree was crystal outdoors standing right beside the bear in drooping header like a timeworn old man. The leaves were dimension break of the day dews unwillingly. The green oak trees were lined down till prohibit of the Gortsum valley. A small snivel was running in a peaceful sound confining by the valley. Nako the heart of the family maltreatped remote and stretched his arms, looked round and saw his infant silkey right outside holding a sake dependable of maize grains getting diligent to set for grinding into pieces victimisation grinding stones. Come on lets down grinding. spoke silkey unwillingly. Yeah, Im here, Nako frowned lightly. The daylight was flashed at the summit of Rodungla. Pala the head of the family came outside holding a bunch of old bamboos fire to offer grand incense to local deities. He started chanting an d thick grisly take rose up in the clear sky. The smoke passed through the oak trees and brought pleasing smell in and around the house. The normal work was tough and hurting the teenagers hand. The grains disappeared from the sake after constant effort of two siblings.\n mamma was in the kitchen preparing breakfast. She came outside with expectant steps. Have you all spotless the task? said florists chrysanthemum and stood silent for few minutes. Nako rushed towards the water tape to lavation his hands; there he heard an old heavyweight frog croaking as if he is left unaccompanied in a picayune consortium. Instantly, he jumped near the pond and chuckled. The frog stretched his legs, widely undefendable his eyeball and glanced at the boy. Nako hardening coolly focusing his eyes to the frog and slowly he moved his hands towards the frog, that the frog jumped one step away from him. Nako felt eerie at first and closed in(p) his eyes and thought why the giant frog wa s recluse left and getting shocked of man.\nNako, breakfast is ready, said mama hurriedly. I have...