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A reason to be

Posted by creativecerebru on 20 October, 2008

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The train came almost to a jilting halt bringing a catastrophic climax to Arun's day dream. He blinked his eyes more than a couple of times before heaving a long sigh and looking out of the window. "Chai Garam, Chai garam", a young boy shouted approaching each window. The other vendors had already pounced in onto the compartments blocking every exit. The train would halt there only for five minutes and all the other passengers who were ready with their luggage were forcing their ways out. Arun looked down at his plastered leg, it will be difficult, but he had to get down if he wanted to reach home. Home - somehow the word had lost all its meaning now....Arun grabbed his crutches, with a meticulous effort he managed to find his way out of the train, while a fellow passenger helped him with his luggage. The train blew a long shrill whistle and made its way for the next junction, leaving Arun at this one.. "Just like his life... or so", thought Arun. He looked at his watch, it was 1.30 Am. If he could get the luggage out of the platform, A taxi can take him to his home; but the luggage posed a bigger threat than artilleries at ward at this moment. Arun looked around for a coollie, but apart from a few tired travelers and four young lad selling tea, not many souls were visible. "This is so frustrating", he said to himself and dragged himself to the nearest cemented seat and dropped himself. He looked around but all of a sudden he wasn't sure what he was looking for. His haunting memories gained momentum; slowly creeping their way into the vacuum of his thoughts and then aggressively taking over his whole thought process. A fortnight ago Arun would have not even imagined life, such as a pleasant one as his, could take up such an ugly turn."You have always been good in almost everything " said Nandini.'Everything?' replied Arun, trying to conceal the massive blow that his ego recieved.
I mean you were good in sports and academics in Delhi University, now that you have a job, you seem to be excelling in it too. So I said, what I said" she giggled.Not sure, Arun let the conversation end right there.A couple of days later, he met Nandini again and this time he mustered up enough courage to find out what is it that he lacked..."You are not too good with the girl thing", with a mischievous twinkle in her eye she added, " I know you have always liked this girl ever since we have been studying together, but you never managed to confess it to her".Surprise would be a understatement to describe what Arun felt. How could she know, no one else did... It couldn't have been.. But ofcourse it could have.... and she had to knowWhen he regained his consciousness back, he simple smiled at her and said "Well, my dear so have you, haven't you? As for me I was just waiting for the right moment."It was Nandini's turn to blush now. He gently held her face in his hands, stroked the hair off her face and planted a warm wet kiss on her lips.They married after two months and were on their way to honeymoon at Paris. They decided to stay over at Delhi before leaving the country, "Just for old times sake", as Nandini put it. It was a fine Saturday evening when they were seated a Janpath lost in nostalgic sweetness, when a sudden uproar broke their thoughts. Arun looked around to see what happened when he heard another bomb explode. He turned to Nandini to say that there has been a blast and they had to get out of there. But Nandini was already laying their unconsciousness in a pool of blood. He tried to pull her up and called for help but collapsed himself even before he knew what had happed. He woke up three days later at an AIIMS private cabin. Nandini was gone and he was left with only one hind limb to walk with. His left leg had to be amputated


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maverick58 wrote on 20 October, 2008

Great narrative.

derebail2009 wrote on 20 October, 2008

well so many dreams shattered by a terrorist blast.

Horrified_Harihar wrote on 21 October, 2008

This is all because of the Pasta rule! The terrorists are having a field day in anywhere in India these days, just see how a country which has the sixth largest navy in the world in responding when its sailors are being hijacked by some small time pirates, we don't know whether INS Ganga has still reached the Gulf of Aden! This government gets shaky to do anything if there is an Islam involvement, Sonia Maino knows that her existence lies in the hands of Muslim votebank and there is even competition from Amar Singh and the scoundrel Left.

spirited wrote on 21 October, 2008

Holy Cow! What is Pasta rule? Is pasta the staple food of terrorists? Mr Harihar, do you want a ban on Pasta?

fire wrote on 21 October, 2008

@ spirit - Holy Italy..sonia's birth place..lol

Sangita wrote on 21 October, 2008

hari, you are amazing in diverting courses of any discussion! spirit, hari does not want a pasta ban but he is not happy with sonia gandhi's presence in Indian politics and he dubbed it as pasta rule, lol :)I think mr narendra modi will be very happy if he reads this blog.

creativecerebru wrote on 22 October, 2008

hello guys thanks a lot for your responses!! glad that you liked reading my story!!

cosmicbomber wrote on 22 October, 2008

I liked the photos you have in your album.

creativecerebru wrote on 23 October, 2008

tnx cosmicbmber

check out more of my pics at
http://creativecerebrum.blogspot.com

 

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