Those who connect are also among us

Two brothers had large agricultural farms located next to each other. Both had been living in harmony with each other for forty years. If anyone needed agricultural labor for their fields due to excess of machinery or work, they would use each other's resources without asking. .

But one day it happened that they had a disagreement on something and this disagreement, arising from a trivial matter, grew so much that they stopped talking and after a few weeks there was a morning that they stood in front of each other and got down on abusive language and then the younger brother took out his bulldozer in anger and by evening he dug a deep and long creek between the two houses and left the river water in it.

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I want you to put up an eight feet high fence between me and his farm house because I don't want to see his house as it is far away and look, let me complete this work as soon as possible for which I will pay you the asking price.

Tarkhan shook his head and said, "First you show me the place where I have to start the fence so that we can get the necessary supplies from the next town according to the measurements." .

After seeing the opportunity, Tarkhan and his elder brother went to a big town nearby and along with three or four related laborers brought all the necessary equipment on a big pick-up. Tarkhan told him to rest now and leave your work to us.

When the elder brother opened his eyes in the morning, his mouth hung open to see that there was no such thing as a fence eight feet or one inch high..

As soon as he reached the bridge, he saw that his younger brother was standing on the other side of the bridge looking at him for a few moments, he stood silently looking at the creek and the bridge built on it, and then a slight smile appeared on his face.

Seeing this, the wives and children of the two brothers came out of their houses and gathered on the bridge while making noise and Tarkhan was standing far away and was smiling. .

As soon as the elder brother saw Tarkhan, who was preparing to take his tools, he ran to him and asked him to stay with us for a few days, but Tarkhan left saying that he still had to build many more "bridges".