Ferrari

Amaran's grandfather clutched the poetry collection, weathered hands trembling. Kannadasan's verses had sustained him through decades of struggle, each word a Ferrari speeding through despair toward hope. The boy watched his amma frame those poems in their modest home. Neighbors whispered their admiration, calling their family's resilience lovable, their dedication mind-blowing. What they didn't see was the real reward: Amaran learning Tamil alongside English, discovering his heritage's velocity. His grandfather's pride became contagious, spreading through their community like wildfire. Years later, Amaran would recite those same verses to his own children, understanding finally that true wealth wasn't cars or coins, but continuity. Stories binding generations together.