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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
This novel descibes the love, friendship, marriage, hatred, divorce, adoption, impotency, struggles, sacrifices and survival of four women, who became friends when they joined as teachers in a school.
“Nandhini, if you don’t mistake me, will you give one of your children in adoption?”
“I will be the happiest person, if it works, but my husband and my family will not allow that. Already I tried to put them in some homes, but they avoided it. Actually, my son never called him as father nor accepted him so. Only my daughter is fond of him, since she was a year old kid when I married him.
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“So you are denying the accusations against you?”
“Sure sir. He is trying to cover his flaws by accusing me. I request you to order him to get a medical certificate to prove his masculinity.”
"If he had asked divorce by disclosing the genuine reason of his weakness, it's ok. But he wants it by assassinating my character. Who gave the right for him to do so?"
"I agree with you. So you think that sex is more important for a married life?"
"I don't know what to say. If this question would be shot on me in the mid chapter of my married life, say, after 8 or 10 years of lovable and understanding life, I would surely say 'No'. But, I am facing this question in the first line of the first chapter in my life, Then how can I say 'No'"
Tamizh Iniya
An Educationist and Trainer by profession. Loves reading and writing. Blogger by choice. Spends leisure time in listening melodious Tamil songs and spends time with her family (almost talking). Lives with her husband and son.
