Runaway_Suddenly, It's Done I Succeed_Heavenly Interview_Destiny
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Runaway
When I walked in and saw the bedroom Her and I used to share I could not exactly identify the whirlwind of feelings encircling through and around me. "What in the.... fuck...." I say out loud to myself. That word echoed through the deafening silence, circled back around, and stabbed me directly in the heart. Maybe, at this moment, I felt her pain for the first time? Maybe all at once? I'm really not too sure at this moment, but it really hurts. She destroyed everything that I love, my guitars, my laptop. I need these things, but I am the one who allowed this to happen. I know this now. I, very...
Suddenly, It's Done I Succeed
"5、..,4、..,3、..,2、..,1、.." All cheered for the new year. Like they where expecting to have a new start regarding this coming year. The champagne glass clunk of the people who are toasting their champagne glasses with a smile on everyone's face. Everyone has a smile in their faces, some people here are hugging mostly couples what a public display of affection. Bitterness start to eat my system. Oh come on ! It's like you didn't do that! Well before.My mom blocked my view of the couple who's like making out because of their torrid kiss. Gosh! It's like I'm watching a live porn here and there ar...
Heavenly Interview
Interviewer: Thank you, Mr. and Mrs. Naswhit, for doing this interview with me. I really appreciate it. Harry: No problem. Bertha: It’s fine. Interviewer: ...All right then, let’s just get into it. Now Harry--do you mind if I call you Harry? Harry: Are you implying something by that? Interviewer: Not at all, Mr. Naswhit. Harry: But I thought you wanted to call me Harry! Interviewer: I, uh, it doesn’t really matter-- Harry: You can call me Harry. Interviewer: Okay then, so Harry-- Bertha: I call him Har. Interviewer: He.. you... okay, um, as I was saying-- Bertha: Even though he’s bald. Harry: ...
Destiny
Raghav, the go-getting young man in her hobby class, wanted Rashmi to introduce him to her beautiful classmate Akira. “What is the point?”, Rashmi warned him. “Her parents are devout Tamil brahmins and she will be allowed to marry only someone whose horoscope matches hers.” Unlike most Indians who have their horoscope prepared at birth, Rashmi did not have one since her progressive parents did not believe in horoscopes. They belonged to a reformist sect of Hinduism that viewed Indian astrology as an irrational knowledge system and believed that one could shape one’s own destiny. Rashmi grew ...