Walking Away-10

Chapter 09<-Link


A story of a friend..by a friend...

Dear students,
You will be glad to know that we are throwing a fresher’s party, those who are interested can deposit Rs.250 to your CR. The party will be held in auditorium on 16th October, till any further changes.

“Rs.250? Are THEY throwing a party or we?” chuckled Parth.

“Ya Parth you are correct, let’s talk to Mridul about this, he is our CR, and he will definitely do something” Malvika said with a serious tone. 

Malvika and Parth had come closer to each other in recent past, due to a rift between Prateek and her.

The news was still away from Mridul as he was busy in some other prior work.

“Yipeeee…a fresher’s part…I will become rich this month” said Mridul in a jest after getting the news from Prateek.

“Shut up Mridul, don’t you feel that 250 rupees is too much for a party at college audi…everybody is complaining about that to other CRs” Kanishka said pointing towards the crowd hurdling around Ronit and Mukund; the other two CRs of class.

“Ok, will talk to the OC” he understood what she wanted to say.

After a long conversation with OC, Mridul came disheartened. This was the first time he had to listen no after long hour of persuasion. He was more disheartened because he failed to fulfill Kanishka’s demand.

“They haven't reduce even a single penny” announced Mukund.

So the deal was locked and money was collected from the interested students.

Prateek was going out of town, so he didn’t pay. Parth had some personal reasons and was not coming on 16th, so he also didn’t pay. Mridul had a chance to get flirty with Kanishka as two of his pals were not coming, but Parth was dearer to him and hence he decided to skip the party.

“We gonna miss you all” said Kanishka staring at Mridul.

“Ya we too” Mridul said in the same fashion.

Was Kanishka falling for Mridul or it was just an infatuation, nobody could tell, but there was something.


The 15 days holidays were going to start from the next day. The commonwealth game was held in Delhi and hence chief minister of Delhi declared holidays for last minute preparation.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The Dream Vs Goal Encounter:

Image
Part-1 Whenever I retire for the day, there is a sense of panicky in me. Something keeps me awake. Something tells me that Mrigank today you were non productive. Something tells me that Mrigank you are the only person that can prove 80/20 principle wrong, as your efforts are zero and you want to chase heaven.  Something tells me to wake up and work a little bit to know that there is a certain amount of beauty associated with hard work. And then, dream hushes that ‘something in me’. In dream I see myself as the most charismatic person, a person with every bit of knowledge, a person who have moulded time in such way that I can squeeze out 25 hours from one day, productivity breaking all the records and I am diving in the pool which Uncle Scrooge used to dive in. Is there any connection of my dream and ‘me at present’? Or it’s purely a fit of pleasure which will seize to exist as soon as I gulp down a potion of reality. ********** Part-2 Whenever I retire for the
Read more

Startup-Sutra-2: How government can help?

Image
A startup starts and expands, depending upon two entities: Consumer and Government. While consumer forms the base of service initiation or product launch and maintenance, the government plays a pivotal role in supporting a new firm to get proper platform and adequate ecosystem to start and grow with time. It is like a gardener, who takes care of saplings and provides proper nourishment and environment to grow and bore fruits in future. In this article will talk about how a government can play a role in today’s generation startups: India is a hub of eight unicorns (companies having a “bank balance” of more than a billion dollar) and several rising companies which are here to stay, grow and provide benefits to consumers and gain revenues for themselves. It becomes important for the government to believe in these firms and put some of their time and money into them, to gain returns and to provide platforms. Why Bangalore is the hub of startups? Bangalore is the hub of
Read more

The girl with the blonde hair

Image
‘I have seen that girl somewhere…but where?’ The thought crossed my mind at the middle of the road that joined Chawri Bazaar with Nayi Sadak; the “Biggest book fair of Delhi” (sic). I was already distracted by that girl in white. I felt something pulling me towards that girl. I placed my books in my bag and marched towards her. Me: Hi! I have seen you somewhere but where I don’t remember. Girl: Hey Mrigank! You haven’t change since school time. Me: Ya perhaps but you have changed a lot. That much that I couldn’t recall your name…sorry Girl: It’s me Amrita duffo. Me: ‘Why do girls use such words for men’ I thought…OH! Hi Amrita (I had a deep crush on her in school time and the pink cheeks were glorifying the same) what have you done with your hair? Amrita: Just a small experiment. The conversation continued for half an hour before she felt thirsty. God knows what happened to me, I quickly took out the water bottle I was carrying. ‘Shit Mrigank, Not again’ my mind was t
Read more