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There is an old brown dusty chair that sits in the abandoned room upstairs. I didn’t figure out who does it belongs to yet we, the family who resides here on rental basis, are forbidden for using it. Mamma says that we must not enter the room, at any cost. Yet, I trespassed this boundary yesterday, when my dearest cat went upstairs, like she usually does. I didn’t ponder upon this fact as Cookie has her favorite place to sleep upstairs. But upon her no appearing back even after opening up of its favorite food (cats are very strong at detecting smell), a doubt arose. I waited for a few more minutes and when my expectations failed too, I decided to go upstairs and check. The forbidden room was at left, so I went forward and checked the room on the right side. “Cookie” I called out. No response. I called out again, twice, yet the result was just as the first time, that is no response again. I had the bowl of cat food in my hand, whose presence would have been hard to go unnoticed, given...

  "It’s been 20 days, 20 long days"  I thought. I hadn't had any significant venture out of my place. The yellow-painted wall of my study-room stared at me, maybe waiting for me to leave the place, leaving it alone. I had my major exams coming up and  it would have been  a sin if I left the room (which is an indirect measure of the break I took) for a long time. I had tried enough to keep my brain focused but everything has got its own limits, right? I stood up and text one of my friends with whom I had lost touch for some time or so. All I knew was, time won’t matter and once we began talking  or chatting and things would be just the same, as if we  have known each other since ages! I texted, asking for the time he would be available for a talk. Yep, I had to wait for response as its me who is spending monotonous day which if continued, could become unproductive. Task done! He agreed and we had almost 1hour long talk. He was so cheerful while talking! ...

  Everything I Never Told You                        -By Ajay Pandey Everything I Never Told You is a novel tracing the whole journey of Roshan convincing  his son to support him to marry Soha, after his wife, Manisha died due to cancer . The major reason of his denial is his thought that Soha, who is a leading Gynecologist was waiting for his mother to die to marry his father. Roshan and Soha had been friends since the early childhood and had fallen in love eventually. Yet, the reason they couldn't marry , was the differences in their religion. Roshan first had to talk to Soha's father and 18 years later , to his own son. With no choice left, Roshan decided to marry Manisha, who was his parents' choice yet Soha didn't marry anyone. Alisha, who is Manisha's sister thinks that the reason of Soha not marrying is in her intentions of acclaiming the land of Roshan ( and Anuj, Roshan and Manisha's  almost-18-year old ...

  When Love Came Calling                     - by Preeti Shenoy Sometimes, you have to travel far to find your true self.  ( from google images) The novel starts with Arush leaving UK for a 12 week college-project , to India and stays at Ashwaty Bhawan and then later, at  Dutch Palace , at Jew Town ( Kochi). At Ashwaty Bhawan, he meets Puja, the female protagonist of the story, who is a hopeless case, according to her family.  They met , they talked, and eventually over time and over frequent interactions come closer. Just as the story was paced up , Puja gets trapped into a case,  a false accusation against her and is force to move out of Ashwaty Bhawan. Arush and Puja tries their best not to lose contact but then, destiny has its own plans, isn't it ?.  The contact was lost, and further events leading to Arush travellibg back to UK, feeling  abashed by sudden loss of connection and making himself cont...

 It's Bright Blue now. It turned darker. It's almost Grey . It's turning dark, intense. It gets darker with every passing minute. It's pitch black now. He kept staring out of the window. The sound of jostling leaves has subsided. Things seemed static now but that left no stone unturned to arouse the directionless dynamic wandering of his mind in all possible directions. There hasn't been a single knock at the since since his brother left, which  happened hours ago. Not willing to be patient anymore, he grabbed his jacket from the table which was present between him and the window he kept his constant gaze at. He walked towards the door , opened it walked past it and swung it shut so strongly , that the loud thud came put to be unexpected for him too. He kept walking, increasing his pace on the path with led him to a directionless and undestinied journey. Nevertheless less he kept walking and got out of the sight. Wait, Whose Sight did he get out from..

 400 Days by Chetan Bhagat is a child-abduction mystry solving novel tracing the events from Little Siya getting Abducted from her grandparents home and finally being found on the 400th day. Hence, the Title. It is the Third Case solved by Keshav Rajpurohit, including  the one in The Girl in Room 105 and One Arranged Murder. The whole series is interesting and hooking yet abiding by the simplicity of language and understanding.  The main characters of the novel are Keshav Rajpurohit and Saurabh, the two detectives, Alia Arora , the mother of the Abducted kid Siya Arora, Manish Arora( Siya's father) . Rest of the characters includes the members of Join Family of Aroras, parents of Keshav and the suspects and Definately, Pandit Shastriji.                        ( from google images ) The story travels back and forth in time reveals necessary incidents which could help Keshav and Saurabh to proceed with the investig...

 CAN'T QUARANTINE OUR LOVE           _ By Sudeep Nagarkar Can't quarantine Our Love is a sweet and emotional novel which  traces the budding of love between Avni and Sidhart, the two main protagonists of the story. The story happens to take place in the 4 year of Engineering college which they attend. Well,  the whole thing wasnt easy and it is never that easy to accomplish all the dreams , be it in the professional life or personal life. Nevertheless, both Avni and Sidharth leave no stone unturned to support each other in the time of need.  The novel had been penned down by Sudeep Nagarkar and this gives the novel the Indian touch which, I personally connect very well to. There are always little lifestyle things we find ourselves familiar with and that makes me more glued to the story. I mean it isn't fun unless you have to sneak out from the whole world to accomplish your little celebration mission. Talking about the characters,  ...