The Beauty of Empathy: A Heartwarming Story of Unexpected Kindness Story Line
Vasanthi and Mala are office mates.
They travel to the same office by train from different places every day.
Vasanthi is a fashionable woman with a good complexion. Mala is a brunette.
Vasanthi dresses in a modern way and pays attention to beauty and health tips.
She eats in moderation and keeps her body slim.
From the moment she boards the train, she talks about beauty tips she has read on TV or in books. Mala gets angry.
But she doesn't say anything.
The stop where they have to get off has arrived.
They have to cross the railway station overpass.
Vasanthi, as usual, goes to the weighing machine on the platform, gives a two-rupee coin and weighs herself.
Oh my, I've gained a kilo in two days, she says. Mala is just annoyed. What kind of beauty is that? Isn't it enough to be healthy? She thinks to herself.
That afternoon, instead of eating the food that Vasanthi had brought, she called her office assistant and bought some fruit juice.
On her way home in the evening, Vasanthi stopped at the same place to weigh herself. She was hungry in the afternoon.
But was it really necessary to weigh herself? She walked around, pursing her lips.
When she got on the train and sat down, Mala was furious.
Why do you ask for beauty like that? Do you have to weigh yourself four times a day? What will you achieve by being beautiful? she asked. To this, Vasanthi said, Mala, you only look at one side.
Have you noticed that person who weighs himself every day? He is blind. While non-disabled people beg, he makes a living by operating a weighing machine.
Vasanthi said with a smile, I weigh myself every day because I can help in any way I can.
Thinking that Vasanthi's mind is also beautiful, Mala decided that she too should weigh herself.
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