Author: greeshma_geetha

In the morning, all the silence, the dazzling light of the horizon on the east, warily infiltrated the light blue sky, and the new day gradually moved from afar. Sunlight streams golden through the slits of the curtains, in a glowing elaborate pronouncement of rising sun. The vigor and vitality spread across the room reminded that of a baby who wakes up after a peaceful night of sleep. Though the ambiance was too affectionate and effervescent, it wasn’t pleasing for Ridhima as she groans candidly and stirs closer towards her source of warmth. She shuts her eyes and tries to go…

“Bhai, you asked for me?” Vansh queries, as he opens the door of Sampath’s chalet and peeps inside. Sampath looks up at the door, flaking his gaze off the file which was lying in front of him. Sampath raises his hand and gestures to him to come inside. Vansh smiles softly, he then shoves the door moderately and walks inside before closing the door behind him. Sampath suppresses, before standing on his feet and walking towards the anterior side of his table and then leans on it. “I have heard that our board panel called for an urgent meeting. Well,…

2 weeks later “Come on, let’s go.” Meera confirms, as she picks up her shoulder bag from the table and slings it on her shoulder. She tosses her hair into a messy bun and clinches it with a clip. She ambles her way out and closes the door of her cubicle behind her. Sampath nods at her, before making his way towards the elevator. Meera tags along as they both cross the threshold of the elevator and descend down the building. Sampath takes his keys out and unlocks the car, hearing the indicator sound. He opens the car access for…

“You aren’t dead?” Her tone was piercing, her gaze was obstinate. Her body was surging with anger; she didn’t know she would ever feel. “Ishani, I didn’t know Aryan’s mother was visiting us- “I am talking to you.” Ishani roars, pointing her finger stridently at the person in front of her, making everyone startled. Yet there was no response in return, her father didn’t even raise his eyes to meet hers, not once since he came. She was about to speak again but stopped when she found her mother moving. Anupriya takes measured steps towards her husband and observes him…

I am such a boring and lazy author, no? Well I am from Hyderabad,India. You? She blinks open her eyes faintly, when she senses a touch on her forehead, finding those familiar eyes which were gazing at her with a hint of adore. She smiles, it was an effortless smile which adorned her like always, looking at the person or just feeling the fragrance of the person who makes her heart skip every time he comes closer to her. “Time?” She asks quietly when she feels him propping himself on the bed comfortably before pulling her into his arms. “It’s…

Long chapter… It was almost hours of darkness when they arrived back to their domicile, Mumbai. Everyone back in the plane was awfully quiet. With their mouths closed and minds screaming in agony. Riding on the plane was unusual; everyone wanted to be alone, without any disturbance, so they could just listen to what their minds were blaring and also avoid it from being heard by others. They all are broken, yet, they didn’t want to add burden to others misery. Maybe that’s the reason they say; compassion is to share the pain without sharing the suffering. One such pain was trailing…

“But what happened exactly that we are actually leaving this excursion abruptly?” Ishani yelps, perceptibly totally annoyed at the information. After Ishani, Aryan and Sanjana came back from their day out, they were told that the trip was canceled and they will be heading back home within a few hours, totally appalling them. None of their family looked like they will be explaining the situation going around, everyone were behaving too dreary and dull and this pissed Ishani off and she barged into Vansh’s room, wanting to know the exact reason, to her surprise Vansh was not in the room…

The blazing midday sun shone relentlessly, bathing the atmosphere in its warm light. The day was like any other day, a normal one. People were busy with their day’s schedule, while some went on a jaunt; the others were wandering around the resort. “Yes Maa, take care. Bye.” Meera sighs before pulling the device back into her palms and cutting the call. She saw the wallpaper which appeared shortly after the call ended; it was her parents that she took on their wedding anniversary. Her father was sitting on a wheelchair while her mother kneeled beside him, reaching his level. They…

Anupriya grinned, looking at the album in her hands which she found while cleaning Vansh’s study room. As she was getting jaded, staying almost alone in the huge house without her children, she decided to clean the house properly with the help of the staff. Almost every corner of the house was neatly swabbed, gleaming meticulously. When it came to Vansh’s private study room, Anupriya refused any staff from entering let alone for cleaning it up, owing to the belongings in the room which might be important and confidential. She herself decided to organize the room properly and that’s when…