Sound of bus stopping at station

Bus conductor: Chotapur! Chotapur! Hey boy, your father said that you have to get down at this stop.

Zo: Oh, okay. I'll get my bags and get down here. Thank you, conductor. Bye.

Zo gets down from the bus and Kanasu, on her cycle, comes crashing into him.

Zo: (surprised and in pain) Owww! Can’t you see where you are going?

Kanasu: (equally surprised) You did not see where you were going! Look at what you've done to my cycle! The handle bar is all bent.

Zo: Look at what you've done to me! My elbows are bruised.

Sahir sees this scuffle and walks towards them.

Sahir: Kanasu, are you okay?

Kanasu: I'm not hurt. Who's this boy?

Sahir: (to Zo) And you? Are you fine?

Zo: I’m fine. These are just scratches on my elbow.

Sahir: (admonishingly) Kanasu, this was your fault. Don’t shout at him for something you know you have done.

Kanasu: (sulking) But...! Okay...fine. Yes, it was my fault. I’m sorry.

Zo: That's Okay.

Sahir: Hi, my name is Sahir. I don't think we have met before. Are you visiting someone here in Chotapur?

Zo: Hi, I'm Zo. I have come from Badapur. I'm waiting for my grandmother to pick me up.

Kanasu: Hello, Zo. I'm Kanasu. I've heard so much about Badapur. Did you go to school there? Which class are you in? Tell me more about Badapur. Oh! I can see Aunty coming towards us! Hi, Aunty!

Zo: That's my Grandma!

Grandma: Hi, Zo! I’m sorry I'm late. I’m getting older by the day and my knees are getting weaker. You have grown at least 2 inches since I last saw you! What happened to your elbows?

Zo: I had a small fall but I'm fine. Unfortunately, the handlebar of Kanasu’s cycle is bent.

Grandma: I see that you've already met Kanasu and Sahir. Zo can help you fix your cyle, Kanasu. He's really good with repairing things. Why don't you both join us for a cup of tea?

Sahir: Sure, Aunty. That’s a good idea. Come, Zo, let me help you carry that bag. Kanasu, you can walk with the cycle.

Zo: No thanks Sahir. It's alright. It's not heavy.

Kanasu: You can put the other bag on the cycle, Zo. Let’s go!