A 75-year-old man ordered 14 large water jugs every day. The delivery man began to grow suspicious and

A 75-year-old man ordered 14 large water jugs every day. The delivery man began to grow suspicious and called the police. When the door opened, everyone was left speechless.

My name is Rahul. I work for a small water supply agency in a quiet neighborhood on the outskirts of Delhi, India. It’s hard work, but it helps me earn a living.

Among my regular customers, there was a 75-year-old man who left a deep mark on my life. Every single day, without fail, he ordered 14 large 20-liter water cans. The first time I saw the order, I assumed he might own a small eatery or was buying water for nearby families.

But when I arrived at his house, I was surprised to see that he lived alone, in an old, simple house at the end of a quiet lane. What felt strange was that he never let me inside. He would open the door just a little, hand me the money in an envelope, and gesture for me to leave the water cans outside.

I would place all 14 cans by the door and leave. There was never a sound from inside the house. I couldn’t stop wondering:
How could one person possibly use that much water every day?

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