LAST NIGHT OF THE SAL TREE
Munni stepped over a stump. Then another. Bittu’s hand was small and hot inside hers. He was six. He held the lantern up as high as his arm would go.
“Slower,” he whispered.
“We cannot go slower,” said Munni. “The truck…
Munni stepped over a stump. Then another. Bittu’s hand was small and hot inside hers. He was six. He held the lantern up as high as his arm would go.
“Slower,” he whispered.
“We cannot go slower,” said Munni. “The truck…