The calf was going behind him. He turned and looked. I stood aside to check why it was coming behind me. It also stopped there. It was almost a very small calf. He felt guilty. Held again. Stepped behind him again. He sat on one side. It sat near his feet. The soft-spoken man grabbed both its ears, caressed it, got up again and left. He asked, 'Why are you coming back and forth like this? What should happen? Are you hungry?' Now the calf went forward. He went after it.
After walking a long distance, standing in front of a house, he turned around and looked at him. He did not understand anything. He also stood in front of that house. Water began to drip from the calf's breast. Then it started pouring heavily. He looked at him with desire. What's up with this? He did not know. It slowly called out 'Amba'. shouted two or three times. He was surprised! Could this calf have been chased away from this house? It said 'Amba' loudly again. Someone opened the door and came out. This is Amba again. A loud cry of 'Amba' was heard from the backyard of his house. This also called It also agreed. The housemate who had opened the door and came out said, 'Oh, it has come again.
That means they left the door. He understood everything. He took the calf to the house where he had sold only the cow, keeping it himself and not selling it as a henuru. spoke Persuaded. Now both mother and daughter are in the same house.