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[...] thought, this is going to get ugly. “I want you to get married,” Aparna Devi said as she sat down on the edge of the bed. “I already told you I’ [...]

[...] are coming over tomorrow and you are going to meet them and say yes to the proposal.” Aparna Devi dictated as she got up with difficulty on her arthritic knees. “Why not Khushi?” [...]

[...] busy dancing to that girls tune to do anything worthwhile,” Aparna Devi sniffed. “She’s his girlfriend Nani,” Akash sighed annoyed at having the same [...]

[...] tune to do anything worthwhile,” Aparna Devi sniffed. “She’s his girlfriend Nani,” Akash sighed annoyed at having the same conversation for [...]

[...] them than they are not worth her time.” Khushi smiled at her father, getting up when the doorbell rang wondering who it could be at this time of night. “Probably Lata Mousi wanting milk, she never [...]

[...] they are not worth her time.” Khushi smiled at her father, getting up when the doorbell rang wondering who it could be at this time of night. “Probably Lata Mousi wanting [...]

[...] talk to go on up the steps and confront his actual father, to find his origins, his roots. The doorbell rang, a shrill buzz, and Arnav stood back, his palms sweating. He could hear shuffling footsteps [...]

[...] the surface, getting stronger day by day. He rushed down the stairs and across the hall. The doorbell rang as soon as he placed his hand on the door knob. Arnav opened the door, a scowl adorning his [...]

[...] bastard who left as soon as things got tough?! Arnav jumped off the recliner and grabbed his car keys. His brain was buzzing with old memories; they were trying to break the surface, getting [...]

[...] bastard who left as soon as things got tough?! Arnav jumped off the recliner and grabbed his car keys. His brain was buzzing with old memories; they were trying to break the surface, getting [...]

[...] date was at an end and she knew it, she wasn’t sure that Arnav knew it though. Asking for the car keys had been her way to ensure that they drove straight to her house without any detours, but Arnav [...]

[...] was at an end and she knew it, she wasn’t sure that Arnav knew it though. Asking for the car keys had been her way to ensure that they drove straight to her house without any detours, but Arnav [...]

[...] spoiling her fun. “So how are you?” NK asked looking at her intently over the rim of his coffee cup. “I’m great!” Khushi said enthusiastically. She pushed back the over long sleeves of her [...]

[...] her fun. “So how are you?” NK asked looking at her intently over the rim of his coffee cup. “I’m great!” Khushi said enthusiastically. She pushed back the over long [...]

[...] stained brown because of the thick chocolate sauce. He slid his finger on the rim of his coffee cup, trying hard to ignore the hard on that her moaning had aroused. * “Can I drive?” Khushi [...]

[...] lips stained brown because of the thick chocolate sauce. He slid his finger on the rim of his coffee cup, trying hard to ignore the hard on that her moaning had aroused. * “Can I drive?” [...]

[...] at all, that ultimately Aditi had won and the only one Arnav could truly call father was Ashmit Singh Raizada. oOo “You have our father’s jawline, you see?” Penelope said as she [...]

[...] , that ultimately Aditi had won and the only one Arnav could truly call father was Ashmit Singh Raizada. oOo “You have our father’s jawline, you see?” Penelope said as she extended a [...]

[...] was my life!” Arnav screamed. “I was happy not knowing, I was happy thinking Ashmit Singh Raizada was my father, but your daughter, after hiding the truth for so many years [...]

[...] was my life!” Arnav screamed. “I was happy not knowing, I was happy thinking Ashmit Singh Raizada was my father, but your daughter, after hiding the truth for so many years thought I [...]

[...] ?!” Penelope asked askance. She was lighting a candle for Philippe and her mother while Arnav hung back. “I have no reason to,” Arnav stated with a shrug. “Well then you believe in him, [...]

[...] who looked back up at him with luminous lost eyes. “I know Bhai,” Shyam said simply and Arnav hung his head. Arnav took the seat beside Shyam on the bed, ignoring everyone else, [...]

[...] back up at him with luminous lost eyes. “I know Bhai,” Shyam said simply and Arnav hung his head. Arnav took the seat beside Shyam on the bed, ignoring everyone else, everything [...]

[...] ?!” Penelope asked askance. She was lighting a candle for Philippe and her mother while Arnav hung back. “I have no reason to,” Arnav stated with a shrug. “Well then you [...]

Note: All italic sentences that are wedged between * are quotes from Steinbeck’s East Of Eden. When a person turns to wrong Is it a want to be, be [...]

From the coast of gold, across the seven seas I’m travelling on, far and wide But now it seems I’m just a stranger to myself And all t [...]

As the Sun breaks above the ground An old man stands on the hill As the ground warms to the first rays of light A birdsong shatters the still His [...]

I get up put on the light, dreading the oncoming night Scared to fall asleep and dream the dream again Nothing that I contemplate, nothing that I ca [...]

[...] and in a dark corner in a cold heartless building Khushi Kumari Gupta howled with pain and loss. oOo Arnav rested his head on the recliner, his eyes closed. He heard the door close; he heard the bolt [...]

[...] and in a dark corner in a cold heartless building Khushi Kumari Gupta howled with pain and loss. oOo Arnav rested his head on the recliner, his eyes closed. He heard the door close; he heard the bolt [...]

I get up put on the light, dreading the oncoming night Scared to fall asleep and dream the dream again Nothing that I contemplate, nothing that I ca [...]