Chapter 3: real story part (3)

After a few days, my uncle's leg was completely cured. After a few years, my Kolkata uncle completed his studies, after that he started his own business. That business was the watch, it was about 1983.  There was a lot of demand for hand watches in the market at that time. My uncle used to buy and sell two or four piece watches. My uncle used to sell watches from house to house. This process continued for a few years and after that my uncle had some balance.  When it was done, he bought a small shop in the fancy market of Kolkata. And started selling his goods in it. In the middle of this work, if my uncle needed money, my father used to send him money from him.  My uncle had no place to live in Kolkata at that time, so he went to a house and talked to the owner of that house, then the owner of that house gave him a place to live in that house. And my uncle was in that house.  Started living here and the clock business also started running very well, meanwhile a girl living in that house, who was the girl of the owner of that house, fell in love with my uncle and my uncle.  Uncle married that girl with the consent of her entire family. There were total seven members in that girl's family, two parents and three sisters in which my aunt was the eldest of the sister and two brothers were older than my aunt.  And one younger than all the sisters. And then my uncle's business started to grow and in the meantime he did the balance again and bought a shop in Camac Street of Kolkata and then his business doubled and made his elder brother-in-law the manager of the shop.  Now come here to my father, here my father and my uncle whose leg was broken, both of them used to drive here and take care of their family, I had also joined that family at that time. Things were not going well for me.  Father's family. My Kolkata uncle called my elder brother who was four years older than me and gave him a job in his shop. My elder brother used to clean the shop during the day and when the house  I used to work at home, which meant taking my uncle's child to school, then bringing it back home and all the household chores were to be done by my brother.  He used to get up at five in the morning and sleep at twelve in the night.