Witnessing your younger siblings grow is indeed a beautiful feeling but it's bizarre too that they are no longer mischievous, chaotic kids which they used to be. They are heading towards maturity and are quite responsible now. A bitter truth about human nature that ageing is irreversible.

Hello readers!!!

The paragraph written above is actually related to my today's feelings which I have experienced after watching some recent photographs of my younger brother.

Today, during evening time, my sister sent me some photographs of her with Ram (by which I call my brother).

After looking at the photos, a sudden realisation struck my mind related to him.

The boy whom once I used to call the most selfish, chaotic, nuisance in our house has changed so much due to which I am unable to see the similarities between the present him and the previous him.

Whenever I try to recall the moments spent with my brother, I always remember, how we used to have a difference of ३६(36) while choosing everything (we both possess very different choice and taste in mostly everything). He used to be the only hindrance while convincing Mumma for anything. He used to be the only obstacle whenever I wanted to do something for myself only (like when I wanted to eat something or buy anything alone)(usko bhi chahiye hota tha, chahe matlab ka ho ya na ho aur wo bhi pehle).

But now, suddenly he got changed. When did this happen or how and why didn't I notice it? (I don't know!).

He is no more that selfish one who wants everything for himself only, he has started sharing things without arguing,now he accepts things as they are.

He was that kind of a brother who would never do any kind of work for anyone without demanding something (selfishly) in return. He used to charge some money on us for doing our any sort of work.

But….a few months ago he bought something for himself which I wanted to buy for myself but didn't get the chance and then when I went back home, he casually asked me to take it, I thought, why was he acting so good and did I need to pay for it?! …and for my very surprise, he didn't take any money, he bought that for me !(I am still confused because of his such a strange behaviour).

He is now taller than me and my sister both (mann karta hai apna bada bhaii bole use, lol!).

Though, I never think much about him or miss him while at hostel but after viewing my sister's whatsapp status and looking at their pictures together(without me!), I started getting some kind of weird feel and somehow missed “him” (a little)(a surprising act of mine, for mostly myself).

Changes are good and so is this one. I am happy that he is growing in his best way and becoming a nice person (I still can't believe or accept the fact that he has started doing his school projects and craft works by his own as I used to be the one doing his works on his behalf!).

Wishing for his bright future!

Thank you for reading.

~ Newly Risen Sun