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Published by StoriesAroundMe in category Editor's Choice | Featured Stories | Social and Moral with tag death | Sad | sand | sea | tears
Editor’s Choice: I stood on the balcony, staring blankly at the crashing waves. The coffee in my hand had grown cold. I ran my fingers on my face, pushing back my wind whipped hair
Published by StoriesAroundMe in category Love and Romance | Social and Moral with tag Life | Love | mistress
She looked upwards and closed her eyes, the jets of water from the shower hitting her face like the June rain. She always took a shower soon after they made love
Published by StoriesAroundMe in category Paranormal Experience with tag girl | marriage | office | parents
She had stopped going to her hometown now. Her mind found some rest since then, not having to answer the endless stream of the same questions
Published by StoriesAroundMe in category Editor's Choice | Love and Romance | Social and Moral with tag Arranged Marriage | Honeymoon | husband | marriage | mother-in-law | office | romance | wife
Editor’s Choice: He kissed her hungrily, wetting her face like an eager puppy. His hands moved all over her body, not knowing where to begin. Read story of an Indian wife.
Published by StoriesAroundMe in category Love and Romance with tag divorce | heart break | husband | murder | wife
Do you remember that moonlit night like this when you proposed to me. Under that same tree. It was our secret haven, where we met each weekend.
Published by StoriesAroundMe in category Childhood and Kids | Social and Moral with tag apartment | birthday | child | school
Sanju plodded up the stairs and rang the doorbell. Rama aunty wouldn’t open it soon. She stood there waiting impatiently, digging on a flake of peeling paint on the yellow wall
Published by StoriesAroundMe in category Family | Social and Moral with tag childhood | restaurant
I visited The Eatspot, an extremely posh restaurant , this weekend. No, this story is not a restaurant review about the dry biryani or hot lassi.
Published by StoriesAroundMe in category Social and Moral with tag bus | marriage | office
She cursed herself for not having booked a train ticket well in advance. She had always been a last minute person and had depended on the tatkal quota
Published by StoriesAroundMe in category Social and Moral with tag baby | maid | TV | work
Vidya switched off the TV. It was three o’clock in the afternoon; her two serials on Sun TV were over and had stopped at such crucial junctures
