It’s times like these when she wished she had a brother, an elder brother. A brother with whom she could share anything and everything, without the fear of being judged, accused, abandoned or ashamed. A brother who she could call up at any hour of the day, to cry about her heartbreaks, her sorrows, her downfalls. A brother upon whom she could trust completely. A brother to share her joys with, to celebrate with the one who cares!
A brother to take her to places where she wouldn’t have gone without an escort. She would have opened up to him entirely, leaving not a single bit behind. He would know that his sister was an adorable little psycho and he would be fine with it. Because he would understand. He would have experienced the same kind of things that she had experienced at some point in his life. It would feel good for him as well, to have someone to share his knowledge of life with, the way he learnt it. He would try and correct his little sister whenever he felt like she’s taking a wrong decision, the wrong path. And she would always listen to him, no matter what, because he would be the only one who completely understands her!
Sometimes at night when she’s alone, she cries aloud, “Oh brother, why do I always cry for you even when I know you don’t exist?” How is it possible for someone to cry over something which never existed in the first place?
– Suri
TwinkleSpark 
I felt that same way… I have an older cousin that considers himself my big brother so I am grateful for him. Another wonderful post.. Great share…
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That’s really sweet. ☺️
Thank you for reading.
Ahh, I’ve replied you soo late. May have missed your comment somehow.🙈
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I can truly relate to your post.But the difference is that he exists but only in words…he lives with me but we don’t talk….he may be cares for me but it never appears… sometimes I think it’s better to have nothing than to have it but only in words😥😥
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Thank you for reading.
Ah, I understand. Relationships like these really hurt. 🙈
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This is so relatable! I’m very lucky to have an elder brother to confide in and rely on for advice in unsure situations 🙂
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Thank you for reading.
Ah, you’re very, very lucky! 😊
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Glad you’ve enjoying my short stories too 🙂 I’d love to hear what you think of them, if you’re okay with leaving feedback.
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Yes, I’ve saved some of them. Will surely read it tonight or tomorrow morning. 😊 I’m a bit occupied at the moment.
I’ll leave my feedback for sure. ✌️
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Looking forward to it. 😀
How do we save/bookmark other bloggers’ stories for future reading later? A few bloggers have told me they do it, but I’m not sure how to return the favour.
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😁
I’m not sure about saving while viewing on a PC.
But if you’re reading on WordPress reader using the WordPress app on phone, then there’s an option to save in the left bottom of the screen when the blog post is open.
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Cool, will definitely try it out! 🙂
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