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Poor village girl story ll Story: The Dream Behind Silent Eyes

Story: The Dream Behind Silent Eyes As dawn slowly breaks, a quiet rural village comes to life. Soft golden sunlight rises behind endless green fields. Mud houses with thatched roofs stand peacefully, wrapped in light morning mist. Birds fly gently across the sky, and the village breathes in silence. It is another ordinary morning—yet for one girl, it carries the weight of unspoken dreams. Inside a small mud house, a young village girl wakes up on a simple charpai. A thin ray of sunlight slips through a tiny window and touches her face. Her eyes open slowly—calm, yet tired beyond her years. Around her are clay pots, bare walls, and silence. She sits up quietly, as if the world should not hear her struggles. She begins her morning chores. Cold water from a clay pot splashes onto her face, waking her body but not her dreams. She sweeps the courtyard, feeds the goats and chickens, her bare feet touching the dusty ground. Her small hands move constantly—working, serving, surviving. Every movement carries a quiet strength. Soon, her mother steps out of the house to go to work. The woman’s eyes are tired, her clothes worn from years of struggle. The girl stands silently at the doorway, watching her mother walk away. No words are spoken, but their hearts speak loudly—of responsibility, sacrifice, and love. As the sun rises higher, the sound of footsteps fills the air. School children pass by, laughing, carrying bags and books. The girl stands near a mud wall, holding an old torn notebook close to her chest. She watches them in silence. Her eyes slowly fill with tears—not of jealousy, but of longing. She turns away. A single tear slips down her cheek. She wipes it quickly, as if even her tears must remain unseen. Later, under the harsh midday sun, she works in the fields. Heavy water pots rest on her shoulders. Sweat runs down her face. The land beneath her feet is dry and cracked, just like the life she lives. Still, she does not stop. At noon, she sits alone under a tree. The village sounds feel distant. She opens her notebook and holds it gently, as if it were a fragile dream. The wind moves her dupatta softly, but her loneliness remains still. As evening arrives, the sky turns orange and pink. She walks back home on a dusty path, her shadow stretching long behind her. Each step feels heavy, yet familiar. Night falls. Inside the mud house, she lights a small oil lamp. Under its warm yellow glow, she studies quietly. Her eyes are focused, hopeful. This is her secret—her escape. One night, a village schoolteacher notices her reading. He stops, surprised by what he sees. Kindness fills his eyes. Hope finds its way into her life. The next morning, the sun rises again—but this time, change begins. The girl wears a simple school uniform, books held tightly in her hands. She is nervous, yet hopeful. Finally, she walks toward the rural school. The sunrise glows behind her. Her dupatta moves gently in the wind. The same village… the same path… but a different future. Her silent eyes still hold dreams— but now, they are walking toward them.