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 Growing up, I hated phone calls . The only call I took were those from my dad, when he used to live in another far-off City and those calls too, for the shortest period of time. There were another set of events where I had to take the calls and sometimes, initiate them all together. I guess you too guessed it- BIRTHDAYS!  Sometimes theirs  and at others, mime. When I joined college and took on responsibilities, I had to keep my self available for others. They may call or text when-so-ever and then, it would be my job to sort that query. I didn't like that initially yet, once started,  I would love to interact with them. The texts and messages poured in, with a variety of Tasks-at- Hand for me and I dedicated my self for that, given the appreciation I received . The people I worked for were happy and satisfied with me. Who wouldn't be satisfied when there tasks were done with utter sincerity. There was no reason to be Unhappy though! Maybe, it was during this time th...

 Today can be described like a day a little unique and a little different from my all others day we have had. I guess that's the perfect description to the days we all have. A little Different and a little unique in its own way. We have had a plan of visiting the Mental Hospital of our city and get that exposure. It sounded really exciting as we we have had days where we got no exposure for postings at all.  The Hospital to be visited was a little ahead of our college and also, I had a little task that could have been completed only after reaching the college,so I planned to get to the  college first, complete the task at hand and then get to the mental hospital. Also, I had to pick up a friend to take him to the Mental Hospital as well and that proved a great help to him,that he got the lift and to me,that I got someone who would be dictating the path to be followed in order to reach there. A win-win situation, right? For the initial 20 minutes of our arrival there, we, ...

  Something I'm Waiting To Tell You.              - Shravya Bhinder The novel is the sequal of Something I Never Told You and according to me, there could not have been a better  and fairy-tale ending to the story.   The story begins with a short visit in the past revealing how Adira's Great-grandfathet and Great-grandmother met and tied a know together, saying Life is All About Second Chances. The story begins with Adira showing subtle signs of improvement. Her mother and Ronnie have been  making great efforts for her recovery , despite her mother not approving Ronnie's presence around Adira and blaming him for his condition.  From Google Images. Also, the book has been plotted at the time of first Covid-19 Lockdown that brings its own struggles to bear with. Does this creates a distance between the two or actually brings them closer? I guess you might have actually guessed that ! The book is really cute to read ( if you ...

  Forever Is True             - Novoneel Chakraborty  Sequal to Forever Is A Lie, this novel begins with Prisha being found, is stip alive and is in the Hospital.  The First part, Forever is a Lie , was more focused on getting on the romance part but this one stays a mystry-solving in its ending chapters.  Prisha and Saveer are in the conflict to stay together or split, concerning the attacks those were aimed at Ruining all the Happiness for Saveer. All's Well that Ends Well. There were big questions the previous book left behind. How many more to be killed ? Will there be another attempt to kill Prisha? Is it all done by Saveer himself?  (Taken from Google Images) A few spoiler will give insights of what's inside right ?  Diggy was killed . Prisha and Saveer split. But they did find the real culprit. This book has intense feelings, be it love, separation or rage. This is the part that unravels the answer to the question the fi...