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Gunja: Fiction Story

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Summary

A women named Ninja fall accident. When become conscious forget all old memories. She recall the memories and report to medical team. What she recalled is the not real life but as a character of her You will enjoy as you move forward. You will have chance to understand life of jungle creature. You will be eager to open the suspense at same time you will not be in position to skip the chapters.

Status
Complete
Chapters
8
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
13+

Part 1: Gunja with mice and monkeys

Once upon a time there was a woman named Ninja. One day while she was travelling fall accident and become unconscious. She was taken to hospital by the patrolling police. When she came out of unconsciousness, she did not remember anything except that she is Gunja. Why she is there and what happened to her nothing was in mind. She tried to remember about herself and her identity. Doctors created relaxing environment so that she can remember slowly. No pressure was created. She was allowed to enjoy in the as it is positioned. Doctors were surprised how she knows that she is Gunja. Why she does not remember anything else. There was nothing that would help them to identify her. She was matured women, bright face and searching eyes. Looks innocent to anything? Trying to find herself.

Next day she recalled that once upon a time when she was in infant stage, she was flown by a river and sidelined in a bank near the jungle. She was floating in a pond formed by the stagnant water in the bank little below ground of the jungle. Mice were jumping from the ground to the pond and going inside the holes in the bank. These holes had connections to many places. They could go to the river, to the steam of trees where they had stored foods or to the other grounds. One mouse saw the girl floating over water and smiling. The girl did not have any idea about where she is. Mice carried girl with a basket in which she was kept and carried to the ground up to underneath of the trees. She remained under the tree for a few days around mice. The mice used to come to girl frequently in their business to move around and bring some foods. Berries which would grow in the bush and ground nuts were the main food they would bring and drop near the girl. Mice wanted this girl to come to their holes but it would not fit and not suitable for a girl.

The girl was being happy with actions of mice and growing. Monkeys were watching the scenarios. The rainy season started and rainfall initiated. Some water falls into girl penetrating leaves of the tree. In the beginning, it was exciting, but as the rain becomes heavy it was cold and annoying. Monkeys could not remaining watching. They quickly carried girl in a basket to a nearest cave. Love and nursing of mice were left. Monkeys dropped fruits of various kinds for the girl.

The girl does not have any character of people and the environment and she could not learn anything about social life. But characters inherited from parents, previous birth and original self was there. Currently, she was just growing with wild environment and gaining the same sanskar.

Nurse Krishma put note of what Gunja said. Doctors surprised how she is able to recall infant instead of current one. Krisma was wondering if she was in jungle in childhood living like animal how she is here in that stage who like completely like a normal woman. She looks in deep though, searching with bright eyes, thinking deeper and in peace.

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