55-Fiction on Sunday? Who knows? It could become a habit. 😉 And before I knew I had hit ‘send’. I experienced disbelief at my decision. Then a sense of loss and finally relief. It was time to let go. Yes, we had had good times. But I didn’t need him any more. “Be happy” I whispered and pictured the little girl thrilled with her ‘new’ computer. ******** And before I knew I had hit ‘send’. Would he respond? Was the profile picture what he really looked like? I couldn’t stop thinking of him. I had to know if he was…
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Opposites Attract? She was in love with him. He showed no emotion. Today…. “Can I take you for dinner?” “Sure.” “Pick you up at 7 ?” “Where are we going?” “A surprise. Dress casually.” They stop at a house. “Who lives here?” “My parents. I want them to meet my future wife.” She was grateful she had clearly misunderstood him. “Do come and stay with us?” “Are you sure?” “Oh, yes!” “Thanks! Why had she invited Ramya? She had to clean, cook and take her sight-seeing. Why had she accepted Padma’s invite? She had to buy her an expensive present. They…
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This is in response to a brilliant tutorial and a prompt by Vidya Sury on Write Tribe. Train Tracks Rahul walked slowly alongside the tracks. Fed up of the monotony of it all, he wondered if he should end it. Everything seemed meaningless without his sweet Sheela. He wasn’t allowed to meet her since she fell ill. Suddenly, he heard a voice, “Rahul, stop it! That toy train of yours is driving me mad!” Yellow Roses “You don’t bring me flowers any more!” she had cried yesterday. He bought yellow roses on his way to…