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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
A gram of happiness for the joyous past four days. A kilogram of guilt for wrong-doing in clear a vision. A quintal of excitement during last-minute runs and catchups. But, a ton of fear accumulated under every millimeter of the cold skin when those joy, guilt, and excitement came together to make a friend missing. Some situations in life make you laugh even in tough times. And I guess you know who is responsible for that. Yes, friends.
When everything is going fine in your life, an incident that is not accidental but self-made, makes you feel regret. Which has no particular cause or reason for doing that. And these types of incidents also take place in life only because of some. Yes, friends again.
Here is the story of five boys who pushed their smooth-running life into a path of thorns, intending to make memories, by doing certainly unwanted deeds. And the consequences they face, the fearful nights they went through before everything got back into their hands—are dramatic.
Jay, Ajith, Anish, Vamshi and Nikhil moved out of their houses in a preplanned night out, which was simple and hassle-free. But fate has added a few curves to it and took them to every trouble possible. They ran on the chilling roads of Hyderabad and surprisingly rested at a police station. And the events that followed are dramatic and way too funny to read.
Battula Ajay Kumar
Ajay Kumar is an Engineer by choice and writer by chance. Works in the field of Mechanical Design and contemporary fiction writing. He is professionally good at Structural Designing and lucid writing. He aims to gain further knowledge in the domain of design and publish at least ten fiction novels. He is currently based in Hyderabad.
