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Even as he heard Kolonda crying softly inside, he knew he had made the right decision. He hurt, and knew that he would continue to hurt for a long time. (Reads: 329)
We always had the notion that Jennifer never had any hint of all this. The way she accepted me ,it never even crossed our mind that she could even have any idea what was going on behind her. (Reads: 381)
She was on the verge of falling at his feet. She couldn’t think of separating from her loving husband for no fault of hers. The crying and convincing continued but Sumanth did not budge. (Reads: 2,605)
May be I could understand him more as we are sailing in the same boat. My mind was racing with many questions. Will I be in an affair with him or is this a onetime affair? (Reads: 612)
And then about 60 odd seconds later, when she turned, she proved me right. My ex-girl friend stood two places ahead of me in that queue. We had never met after the college farewell. (Reads: 892)
Story of the Month Nov’16: Palash’s mind was wandering… he loved Piyali but she seemed to be inclined towards Lokesh. What loving emotions would she reveal to him? (Reads: 2,075)
Thomas wakes up one morning in pain in the middle of nowhere – with no memory of how he got there. Has his wife got to do something with his state? (Reads: 1,398)
Crouched behind the priest’s car, Joe stared. What was going on? And why was there a dark stain on the man’s t-shirt? He decided: he wanted this on film. (Reads: 512)
That’s when it hit me. Miller. Alice Miller. The girl I had an affair with. She kept a framed photograph of herself and her husband on the bedside table. (Reads: 661)
This is a story about love for his wife which turned as a curse for him. Mrs Ben, a house wife turned as free bird. What next? (Reads: 245)