Priti observed them drinking and smoking, sitting wordlessly, gazing at the sky. In the intervals, sighs and the footfalls were the only sounds that she heard on the verandah. Simron and Arthur shared a room and in another, Zafar and Rani. In the living room, Samarth slept on a settee, on the floor on a straw mat lay Priti. Priti understood that they felt it too uncomfortable to spend there at night. They found there a dull-looking house, nothing stimulating in the surrounding. They were fresh flesh, but the dry tone and cold eyes. Siddhi’s weary face often hung before her mama’s eyes. Inside a tiny house, to their humble living, how can Priti do it? With the steady diversity of exotic flavours of their land in a culturally homogenised world, the task became challenging. It should be something… still, Siddhi’s desire, but for her mama it was baffling. I don’t mean they would find there something lofty or life-changing.
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