Ma Win Myint - Gamone In

A type of orchid called “Gamonein” is not found everywhere, but it is easy to find and hard to find.

Orchids such as the cat's tail, the parrot's tail, the long-armed orchid, and the short-armed orchid are beautiful in appearance. They can be found almost everywhere. However, they are only beautiful and have no smell. If the plant is not picked, it will not fade, and will remain fresh for more than a week. If you pick it, it will fade in two or three days.

The orchid called “Thazin” that every woman loves is perfect in both appearance and size. It is beautiful, gentle, and fragrant. However, the Thazin flower does not last long. It only fades after a short time. Although Thazin cannot be found everywhere, it does appear in abundance when the time is right.

The “Gamone In” orchid is completely different from the “Kat Pong Tu”, “Kat Kyu Kyul”, “Lang Tae Long”, “Lang Tae Short”, and “Tha Zin Pan”. Its appearance is not beautiful enough to write a letter. It is just a beautiful and pleasant looking orchid with five to ten small white flowers that bloom at a time. However, the fragrant fragrance does not disappear until the flowers dry up and remains fragrant. The strong and tender stems are stronger than other orchids, so if you do not pick them and keep them on the plant, they will stay fresh for more than three months. If you pick them and water them regularly, they will stay fresh for about a month. If you leave them without watering them, they will stay fresh for fifteen days. Ma Khin Saw, which is similar to the “Gamone In” orchid, is more resistant to heat and cold than other flowers and has a fragrant fragrance.

U Saw Maung, the owner of the rice mill, became a widower at the age of thirty and soon married Daw Khin Sint, who was ten years younger than him, and they had their only daughter, Ma Khin Saw.

When Ma Khin Saw was seventeen years old and studying in the ninth grade, U Saw Maung was forty-seven years old and Daw Khin Sint was thirty-five years old. U Saw Maung was deeply in love with Daw Khin Sint, who was younger than him and had a youthful and beautiful appearance. His love for her made him weak and unable to bear Daw Khin Sint's anger.

In the pre-war era, when one kyat of gold was worth only twenty-four kyats, and one kyat of silver could buy a pair of long-sleeved shirts, U Saw Maung and Daw Khin Sint, who owned a rice mill and thirty thousand kyats of household goods, were among the city's wealthy, earning the title of "Mr.

U Saw Maung was influenced by Daw Khin Sint. Daw Khin Sint was easy-going. She believed in good talk. She liked to be praised. Ma Khin Saw, despite being a young student, was simple and diligent, and she loved to read, reading English and Burmese books as much as she could. She was a child with mature thoughts and a stable mind. The minds of her parents and Ma Khin Saw, her daughter, were completely opposite to each other.

Daw Khin Sint is good at housework, cooking, and sewing, but she has no interest in it at all. She doesn't do it or doesn't do it. She only hangs out with people who are mean, arrogant, and flattering.

U Saw Maung never spoke a word of protest to his beloved wife or restrained her. Although Ma Khin Saw did not like her parents' behavior and attitude, she did not complain because she was a month older than her parents and would not obey them. During the school holidays after the exams, she would go into the kitchen and cook with the cook.

She went to the homes of friends and relatives who were skilled in sewing and learned to sew. She became proficient in cooking and sewing women's tops and blouses. She begged her father to buy her a sewing machine, and when she got one, she stopped visiting her friends' houses.

During school holidays, while other students are out on excursions, Ma Khin Saw reads various books. When her eyes get tired from reading, she goes down to the yard and plants flowers. When there is nothing to do in the yard, she sews with a sewing machine. When her back hurts, she closes the door and does some health exercises.

Ma Khin Saw's body was well-developed and strong, with the strength of a man.

It was evening school, and Ma Khin Saw was returning from the house in the car that had picked her up. When she got out of the car and entered the house, she saw a young, pale man, probably in his 20s, whom she had never seen before, sitting with her mother, Daw Khin Sint, chatting.

The young man looked intently at Ma Khin Saw, who had a clear, elegant, and calm face, fair skin, and a strong, well-developed body.

“Ma Sint’s only daughter, Ma Khin Saw Le, Tin Tin Nwe Daw Khin Sint said. “Oh... Ma Sint’s daughter, have you graduated from school, my sister?”

The young man immediately recognized Ma Khin Saw, who was wearing a silk bag with school books and a pen tucked into her shirt, as a student, and greeted her in a friendly voice. Ma Khin Saw did not respond, but looked at the young man in astonishment.

Neither English nor long, his hair was about three inches long, neatly combed back, and his face was covered with powder. On his slender, fair body, wearing a long-sleeved, light-blue silk shirt and a dark green Bangkok long-sleeved shirt, the young man's posture, manner of dressing, and tone of voice were all uncomfortable in the eyes of Ma Khin Saw. Therefore, Ma Khin Saw did not respond to the young man's greeting.

“Tell me what Tin Tin Nwe is saying, my daughter. My daughter is also very quiet, Tin Tin Nwe.”

Because Ma Khin Saw was watching the cat, Daw Khin Sint pretended to be sick and went in to get some fresh air.

"Huh...huh. It's okay, Ma Sint. My sister is still young. She'll get used to it in a while."

The young man named Tin Tin Nwe laughed and shook his head, then said, "Oh... Ma Khin Saw realized that he was a womanizer. If he was a parasite, he would accept and talk to his mother at any time, place, or person. With a short-tailed mind and a keen eye for Tin Tin Nwe's manner, Ma Khin Saw did not lose her mother's influence and said, "Yes," in one word, and quickly entered her room. She put her school bag on the table and wondered how she and Ma May would get along. Thinking about it, Ma Khin Saw wanted to know how the womanizer would flatter her and what gifts Daw Khin Sint would give her in return. Therefore, she could not even change her shirt and tie, but she listened closely to Daw Khin Sint and Tin Tin Nwe's conversation from a place where she could hear them clearly. Ma Khin Saw did not know how the matter had started. The words he heard while listening to the audio were as follows:

"I have lived in Wa Ring Tok village my whole life since I became a human. I came to Ma Ma Sint's house because you yourself gave me the order to do so, Ma Ma Sint."

“It’s really amazing, Nwe. I’ve heard about Ma Ma Sint and the two brothers before. I was unaware of it. Now that Nwe is telling me, Ma Ma Sint not only believes me, but also feels a sense of respect and love for me. Now… how long will it take, Nwe?”

"The sooner the better, Ma'am. Starting tomorrow, I'll arrange everything Nwe needs. But Nwe is worried about one thing..."

Tin Tin Nwe stopped speaking halfway, sounding a little scared.

“Speak boldly, Nwe. Now that you and Ma Sint have become sisters, you have become my child’s favorite. There’s nothing to be ashamed of, right, Nwe?”

Daw Khin Sint's voice was full of heartfelt encouragement.

"Hmm..h

"Oh.. what a difficult child, tell me, Nwe..."

Daw Khin Sint's voice was soothing to her naughty little sister.

"I'll tell you this, don't tell me."

"Say it, Nwe."

"If your brother Kyi Phyu is happy that we two sisters will live together in this house, or if your brother-in-law has any bad ideas, then you will have to rely on me, my dear."

Tin Tin Nwe's tone of voice was so worried and frightened, like a real girl's, that Ma Khin Saw, who was listening silently, felt like grabbing Tin Tin Nwe, hitting her, and laughing. At that moment,

"Level water, level"

"Oh, my dear wife, who was waiting for me from the front of the house, didn't come out to greet me," he heard his father, U Saw Maung, shouting loudly. Ma Khin Saw, who thought it was inappropriate for people to see her listening silently, quickly returned to her room.

"Mom, where did that old lady go, just riding in the car from home?"

When Ma Khin Saw returned to the living room, Tin Tin Nwe was not there. Daw Khin Sint was waving her hands and feet at U Saw Maung, raising her eyes and raising her face to avoid splashing water. She was interrupted by Ma Khin Saw, who suddenly sat down next to her. Daw Khin Sint turned to her daughter and said,

"Oh, Nwe, it's up to you to arrange everything you need," she replied.

"What are you planning, Mom?" Ma Khin Saw asked, looking at both parents in turn.