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Had she been in Kolkata, relatives and friends would have dropped by. She opened the wedding album and the doorbell rang, must be Deepak. She opened and heard voices screaming joyously “HAPPY ANNIVERSARY”.
All her new friends here were there with a huge bouquet. Deepak was standing behind them grinning.
Trina Looks Back 
Just when she thought she had made a mistake…
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Yep…Thanks for dropping by
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I actually clapped. I’m such a goof when it comes to happy endings. This is perfect, Balaka, just perfect. We experience her melancholy and then delight in her happiness.
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Oh…I am so happy that you liked it
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Touching story. There is hope for new life yet. Nicely done.
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Thanks Iain…I am happy you liked it.
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Dear Balaka,
Such a sweet story. You took me from homesick to joyful in a hundred words. Well done.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Thanks Rochelle for your kind words.
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A thousand blessings on kind friends and a thoughtful spouse.
A truly uplifting story.
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Thanks Christine
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That’s lovely. She is lucky to have found such good new friends.
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I was worried for her, so glad it worked out.
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Sorry for being a cynic… but with so much technology and communication, sometimes I crave isolation.. are you really lonely anywhere where there is good WiFi?
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Me too
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