Ah, I see. Clever! And I played right into that psyche If you write a sequel, I assure you that no one who reads it will be bored. Please keep em coming!
@GeetaKashyap Right now my mind is raw about children separated at the borders, children stuck in caves, a three year old shot and killed on her birthday party, and my heart goes out their parents in pain. So when I read the second part, I was very sad. Please, a sequel to make things right for the mom who makes fabulous bisi bele bhath. Please???
This story is kind of real. My parents never let me ride two wheeler, all my Friends had/has Scooty Activa. they were so scared, I happen to have only 4 wheeler license. I always thought they are being over protective. Now I feel in thier shoes. I had fought 1000s of time to ride a motorcycle.
@GeetaKashyap Geeta enjoyed reading part-1 and got pain finishing the second part.Expecting his arrival to give a big hug to his mom.
This is, in fact, every parent's nightmare. I lost a 21 year old cousin, another cousin's life was ruined and a friend of my son who grew up in front of my eyes also met with a similar end. Girls are more careful but... Every parent fights with this fear before agreeing to allow their children ride 2 wheelers. Logic is not to be crippled by fear and imagine the worst! Thanks for your comments, @Vedhavalli.
@GeetaKashyap You are a true all rounder Awesome narration...I was imagining the real chinnu and vishnupriya....but I have a doubt..Is this a real sequel
Geeta, Title of the story itself struck me somewhere that ending must be sad but in a positive approach I said that hope for happy ending in my FB after reading first part. I know it was a story still it was never digestible but your narration was as usual awesome.