Completing Story: Rima’s visit to a Book Fair. 
Rima’s visit to a Book FairRima is a girl of HSC 1st year at a renowned college. In the month of February, she was eagerly waiting to join a ‘Book Fair’ but her parents interrupted her from going outside. They told her that she was not allowed to go alone anywhere except to college. She tried to convince her parents but did not. Rima was very sad. She could not understand the reason of her parents’ negative attitude towards her proposal of going to Ekushey Book Fair. She started crying. Then, she went to her aunt living in the same area.
She expressed her intention of visiting the fair. Her aunt was willing to help her. On Monday, she went to Rima’s parents. She said to them, “Rima’s uncle and cousin are going to Dhaka on Thursday to visit the Ekushey Book Fair and they will return to Manikganj in the evening. So, Rima can go with them to visit the ‘Book Fair.’ At last, Rima’s parents permitted her to go to the fair. They said to her, “You may go to the fair with your uncle and cousin, but take care of yourself.” Moral of the story: “Parents are always worried about the daughters.”
Rima’s visit to a Book Fair
Rima is a girl of HSC 1st year at a renowned college. In the month of February, she was eagerly waiting to join a ‘Book Fair’ but her parents interrupted her from going outside. They told her that she was not allowed to go alone anywhere except to college. She tried to convince her parents but did not. Rima was very sad. She could not understand the reason of her parents’ negative attitude towards her proposal of going to Ekushey Book Fair. She started crying. Then, she went to her aunt living in the same area.
She expressed her intention of visiting the fair. Her aunt was willing to help her. On Monday, she went to Rima’s parents. She said to them, “Rima’s uncle and cousin are going to Dhaka on Thursday to visit the Ekushey Book Fair and they will return to Manikganj in the evening. So, Rima can go with them to visit the ‘Book Fair.’ At last, Rima’s parents permitted her to go to the fair. They said to her, “You may go to the fair with your uncle and cousin, but take care of yourself.” Moral of the story: “Parents are always worried about the daughters.”