Ups and downs_So Long_Revolutionary Revelation_Tropical Opportunity
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Ups and downs
Hi,uncle,What’s up"Nomi greeted me .He was looking very happy and jolly.Nomi,what about your ,didn’t you rent it “.I asked.Uncle luck favored me, a business man hired my house for one lacs rupees. He had given me twelve lac of rupees as advance for one year, tonight I would take you for the dinner”Nomi invited me. In the evening I went to the restaurant in Which I was invited.A man near fifty years of age was sitting with Nomi. He introduced me to that person as he was new lessee Mr Victor.Sir,I know you “you were in Karachi”.Mr Victor said smiling.I looked at him but I didn’t collect him. ”yo...
So Long
I sob when I see her.I’m not a crier; I didn’t shed a tear during the Great War, not even when my girlfriend died in my arms. She was neither the first nor the last.But I just spent the last decade peering into every corner of the continent. I stopped thinking the words “what if” around year five, and I started drinking my way through the looted liquor stores around year eight.So, when the girl appears around the corner of the half-bombed grocery store, I fall to my knees and cry until there isn't a drop of liquid left in my body.“Um—hi.”She has short, uneven hair and a face covered in dirt. S...
Revolutionary Revelation
He rose from his seat. He could feel a cold sweat creeping down his spine as every eye locked onto his timid form, like a thousand lions watching an exposed prey wobble across an open plain. His feet clopped loudly against the wooden stage, causing Toby to wince internally. Cato watched him closely with wicked eyes and with what may have looked like an innocent smile. But Toby knew otherwise. The glint in Cato’s eyes as he stepped aside from the podium was unnerviwww.onedoor.ccng, causing Toby’s already unstable stride to falter slightly. He pushed his nerves down, though it was like trying to hold back a ...
Tropical Opportunity
Uta awoke in his hammock to a morning chorus of wild birds. The waves of the lagoon lapped softly upon the sand. In the distance a wildcat roared. Rain had brought forth the aroma of pine needles and the fruity smell of tou-tou fruit in the trees outside the bachelor’s hut. “Uta!” he felt a tou-tou fruit hit him in the head. “Get up, Magic One! Today is the day!” Sun-kissed men and boys of all ages, with long braids, and striped tattoos, emerged from their hammocks, stretching and wandering off to relieve themselves. Each murmured a greeting to Uta. “Come, Magic One. Sprinkle your morning dew...