Harsha's world

Engrossed, we played the water rugby, the dried leaves in the pool looked like fishes. After a while I noticed that the leaves are all gone. “Pretty good pool purifier they have”, I remarked. “Goooaalll” remarked Ranjitha. My attention was on my legs, I see a leaf imprint, from within the skin, moving deep in

He asked for my blog’s link. Click, Hooked to the stories, he finishes reading all stories in no time. Next morning he gets into the shuttle, sees all the fellow shuttle mates’ eyes red, the long canine teeth. But he isn't scared he greets them with a feeble roar. The dark side infests another innocent.

My husband stopped and went to tell the other car to dip his harsh headlight. I just heard rhythmic thud sound after that. My brother came in rush asked me to get into his car without asking any questions. As we passed by, I see someone banging my husband’s bodiless head to the other car

It's strange to be in a park in middle of night. It is stranger to be seated next to a unknown. Both wanted the other one to start the conversation. She tuned towards me her blood dripping teeth were a disappointment for me as I had bigger fangs. Both had to spend the night hungry

She joined FBI for a reason, find her father’s murderer. Through those glasses she could not only see things better but also read mind. Hundreds’ of cases hence she solved. Special was her respected boss. He had mastered the art of forgetting things. So had he done with the incident where he killed her father?

Both were standing in front of each other, it was not the first time but this occasion was special. Last one month was tough time for them. They never thought they will ever meet again. Fear of separation was still there in them. Screen came down, they exchanged garland. Their marriage was now a reality.

They were childhood friends. They hadn’t seen each other since 12 years but they were in touch. He loved her very much. She was unaware of it. He bought roses on her 24th birthday. He walked up to her and with trembling voice he said “Will you marry me?” Her childhood dream had come true.

She fell in love with that distant relative in her mother’s funeral. She searched hard but couldn’t find him again. She thought only way she could meet him again was in another family funeral where he would definitely come. Her obsession was greater than her father’s love. She met him again in her father’s funeral.