You’d think an airport is for catching flights, but I kid you not; it’s a decent enough place to catch feelings too.
READ THE ENTIRE PIECEAfter buying groceries I notice someone following me. I saw the same person at the medical shop a few days ago.
READ THE ENTIRE PIECE“Do you think when pens were invented, people missed quills?” she asked.
“Hmm?” came the reply.
Divya was in the third trimester of her pregnancy and was struggling to reach the file on the top shelf that her boss, Venkat, had asked her to pull out.
READ THE ENTIRE PIECE“Face the wall.” The homeless man says while pointing a gun at us. All ten company vice presidents, including me, do not hesitate to obey.
READ THE ENTIRE PIECEOn February 14th, I woke up to a text from my ex-boyfriend. Turns out, he was getting married. Not to me, of course, but I was invited to the wedding.
READ THE ENTIRE PIECEThe wedding night had just commenced as she stared placidly into the mirror, admiring her alabaster complexion and kohl rimmed eyes.
READ THE ENTIRE PIECE“It’ll be alright…” I told Tanya as we walked into the psychiatrist’s clinic. It had taken me weeks to convince her to seek help, and today was her first appointment.
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