An Indian Wife so Nice

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One day Prashant came home in very tense mood and told Sandhya that they have to immediately depart to Jaipur where Sandhya's father has survived a massive heart attack, Sandhya immediately started crying but when she talked with her mother on phone and found that his father is now stable she felt a bit relaxed. Prashant immediately phoned to tour operator to book a flight to Jaipur but disappointed to know that all the flights are cancelled as a plane of Sahara airlines has obstructed the runway. Now what they tried hard to for the reservation in Mumbai Jaipur train but couldn't find any. But still they decided to go by train. They got ready and reached Mumbai central station minutes before the departure of the train and as there was a heavy rush, the train started to over and with great difficulty they both managed to squeezed in inside a general compartment. It was a packed coach and Sandhya clearly remember when they were entering inside few hands have took full advantage by squeezing her body from here and there. They managed to move inside a bit but were still in the gallery and there was no place to sit Thank god they brought a little luggage, which they managed to put inside a seat. Sandhya wondered how they would travel for so long standing like this. Prashant assured her that may be they will find some seat when a station comes. Sandhya was very angry with him now as she thought that it was better to go by bus then standing in train like this. She however was relieved to see that there were so many rajasthani ladies girls in the coach atleast this coach is not full of hungry eyes of men. The compartment adjoining to the gallery they were standing was an oldman sitting on the window and his wife on the opposite window his daughter in beside his wife and two kids beside him(oldman) plus four other guys look like gujarati tribal two each at both sides were sitting . Sandhya was looking hopelessly at all of them and then desperately at Prashant but Prashant himself was cursing his decision of coming by train. 
Suddenly some one blew the smoke of cigarette and Sandhya started to cough Prashant immediately make the smoker to stop. The oldman sitting on the window suddenly then called Sandhya to sit on the window he made both the kids lie down between the seats below on a bed sheet and himself shifted to make some place for Sandhya at the window. He seems to look like a God to Sandhya and Prashant. She looked at Prashant questioningly; Prashant nodded her to go and assured her that he also will find some place to sit when some station comes. With great difficulty Sandhya went inside and sat on the window seat. The place was very insufficient that she literally squeezed between the old man and the window, but she was glad that she was at the window and thanked the old man for his kind gesture. 
Wife of the oldman sitting opposite Sandhya was in sleep mode but the daughter in law with ghoonghat was staring at her, may be wanted to chat with her. But as her Sasur was now sitting exactly opposite her she has to put her long ghoonghat ON all the time. "Jaipur jaa rahi hi" oldman asked, " haan" " hum bhi" She smiled. She saw that prahant has put some newspaper and made himself seated on the gallery floor, when their eyes met he winked at her at gestured that don't worry I am comfy here. The train moving at a fast pace. " ye kaun se station par rukegi" Sandhya asked, "Surat se pahele nahin rukegi", they were sitting so closed to each other that it their side parts are almost permanently joined and even after little shifting here hand may rest on his lap for a while and similarly his had also come to her lap or on her shoulder for a while Sandhya was wearing a salwar suit, as per the fashion it was having a very short kurta so as she moves her body or shift her position her midriff gets exposed for a while. The old man was wearing a dhoti kurta. Sandhya must not have noticed but the dhoti, which was up to, the ankle earlier is now above his knees. But at present. to Sandhya he looked like an elderly old man who was so kind that he could not see a lady standing.