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Weekly Contest #105
The Glance Papia Ray No matter what, my steps would inevitably lead me to the park and to the bench under the gulmohur tree. It reminded me of special times and I could not bring upon myself to sit on it, so instead I passed by it giving it a sideways glance, like a salute, and then proceeded to sit by the pond which was thankfully free of memories. I would spend some time there reading, checking mails or just counting the blooms. Ever since the pandemic it had remained almost deserted. I was perhaps the most regular visitor. One evenin...
Weekly Contest #104
Flatmates Papia Ray ‘Are you coming tonight?’ said Saudamini. Radha heard her speak in a hushed tone and was surprised. There were just the two of them and they had been getting along quite well since the last one year. So why the hushed tone? It left Radha feeling a bit piqued. We all know opposites attract. It happened to be the same with Radha and Saudamini, though, they were not exactly attracted to each other. Both were thrown together when each needed a housemate to share the rent of a flat in a strange city. A flatmate rather, s...
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