Sorry We Killed Her, By Mistake

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Hello everyone,
              
He was a tall and handsome man, his age was in mid-thirties and he was a very good person. He had a small family. His family consisted of—his wife and daughter. They loved him. He loved them. This was it. His name was Harish. He worked a hotel manager, in a bar. It was not a decent job. He knew it and admitted his life as it was.
                
One day, Harish was working. He got a call. It was from his wife. His wife said, their daughter was kidnapped and the ransom was 1, 00,000 rupees. He had only 10,000 at present. He went home and asked his wife about the kidnapping. She told him, her daughter did not come from school and only a call came after that. That call was from the kidnapper. Like every father, he wanted his child to be safe. He thought of providing them the money. He again got a call in the night from the kidnapper. They told him, “We want the money tomorrow at any cost”. He replied them positively. His reply shocked his wife. Police was out of question Later, a man came in their house with a bag and told him, “Here’s your one lakh rupees” and left. His wife did not understand anything.
              
He went on the spot where the kidnapper had called him. Innocently, with his bag full of money, he was standing with worry in his eyes. After long 30 minutes, a bike came. They were two men. One of them asked him for money. He replied, “I want my daughter first”. They got down from the bike and started hitting him. He was shouting but it was too late at night and no one was there to hear him. One of the goons had a knife with him. He stabbed the knife on his right leg. He screamed. The one who stabbed the knife in Harish’s stomach tossed the knife there itself. He took the bag with them and only left a note there. Crying and in pain Harish picked up that note and read in his mind.
After reading the note, he took the knife and forcefully inserted it in his stomach. He died.

The end
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The note read: “Sorry we killed her, by mistake.”
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It’s me, Amay.
I request you all please don’t judge this story. This is not a work of fiction. I hope you understood the motive behind this story.

Thank you!
Amay Saxena#      

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