A short story about friendship, food and all that lurks behind...
This was so good! I couldn't stop reading once I started.
This is so good!!! I couldn’t stop reading! It made me think of some of my Indian friends from school, way back in the day. These things happen, it happened to me but in a very mild way when I was super young. Great writing xx
Ahhh - loved it Reena! Something very real about your story-telling, and of course, loved all the "hostel" references!
Loved all the Desi references and the mental pictures of hostel days!! Great emotional story Reena.
In the end, Lopa did stand taller.
Emotional roller coaster. I try for this sense of reality when I write. Thanks Reena
Great memories from our shared time in college/hostel. What a captivating story, the part about desi men staring is too funny and so true. 😀
This is really well written- you transported me into a different world. I had to read to the end- absolutely LOVED it! Thank you for writing. 🙏🏽♥️
There’s so much here, Reena, that it’ll need a few weeks worth of walks and talks. Very well written! Ultimately, Lopa was the braver one.
This was so good! I couldn't stop reading once I started.
This is so good!!! I couldn’t stop reading! It made me think of some of my Indian friends from school, way back in the day. These things happen, it happened to me but in a very mild way when I was super young. Great writing xx
Ahhh - loved it Reena! Something very real about your story-telling, and of course, loved all the "hostel" references!
Loved all the Desi references and the mental pictures of hostel days!! Great emotional story Reena.
In the end, Lopa did stand taller.
Emotional roller coaster. I try for this sense of reality when I write. Thanks Reena
Great memories from our shared time in college/hostel. What a captivating story, the part about desi men staring is too funny and so true. 😀
This is really well written- you transported me into a different world. I had to read to the end- absolutely LOVED it! Thank you for writing. 🙏🏽♥️
There’s so much here, Reena, that it’ll need a few weeks worth of walks and talks. Very well written! Ultimately, Lopa was the braver one.