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Ram observed the sudden shift in Nand's behavior with keen interest, his curiosity piqued. Though he hadn’t managed to get a clear look at the person entering the office, the urgency in Nand’s actions was unmistakable. He chose to remain silent, trusting that Nand had a good reason for his haste.
Inside the office, Nand quickly settled Gowthami at her desk, directing her attention to some documents. "Please review these, Gowthami. I'll be right back," he said, masking his concern with a professional tone. Gowthami nodded, engrossed in the paperwork as Nand excused himself. "I need to use the washroom," Nand murmured, slipping out of the office. Ram, sensing something amiss, decided to follow Nand. He trailed him silently down the corridor, catching up with him just as Nand reached the restrooms. "Nand," Ram called softly, his voice tinged with concern. "What's going on? Why the sudden urgency? Who was that person?"Related chapters
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The first light of dawn broke over the horizon, casting a soft golden glow across the landscape. Birds chirped melodiously, welcoming the new day with their cheerful tunes. The air was crisp and fresh, carrying the subtle scent of dew-kissed grass and blooming flowers. The world seemed to be awakening slowly, with a gentle rustle of leaves in the trees and the distant hum of early morning activity. Gnapika woke up early, stretching her body and feeling the pleasant ache of a good night's sleep. She stood by the window for a moment, taking in the serene beauty of the morning before getting dressed for her jog. The cool morning air filled her lungs as she slipped into her running shoes and pulled on her jogging outfit. "Bye, Mom," she said softly, glancing at her mother, Meera, who was deeply immersed in her morning meditation. Meera nodded slightly, acknowledging her daughter's departure without breaking her meditative focus.
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Gowthami, lost in her trance-like state, wandered through her bedroom, her fingers grazing the walls as if they held the secrets of her past. She stopped in front of a large, ornate mirror, and her hand instinctively reached behind it. She pressed a hidden latch, and with a soft click, the mirror slid to the side, revealing a narrow passageway. Without hesitation, she stepped through the opening, her movements guided by a muscle memory that transcended her lost memories. Nand and Ram, curious and slightly alarmed, followed her closely. nand had never seen this hidden room before. As he entered, he were struck by the dimly lit space, filled with dust-covered relics and the faint scent of old wood. In the center of the room, illuminated by a single shaft of light from a small window, hung a large family photograph. The photograph captured a moment of happiness frozen in time. Athreya stood proudly, his arms around his wife, whose gentle smile
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Gowthami stared intently at the photograph of herself with Nirbhay, trying to summon any trace of memory connected to the boy beside her. The effort to remember was overwhelming, and her mind strained against the veil of forgotten years. Suddenly, a sharp pain shot through her head. She winced, her vision blurring, and before she could steady herself, her knees buckled. Ram, who had been standing nearby, saw her falter. He acted quickly, his reflexes sharp. As Gowthami began to collapse, he darted forward, catching her just in time. Her body was limp and unresponsive, her eyes closed as if she were lost in a dark, impenetrable void. "Ram, what happened?" Nand's voice was urgent, his eyes wide with concern. "I don't know. She just... she just collapsed," Ram replied, his voice strained as he gently lowered her to the floor, supporting her head and shoulders. Gowthami's breathing was shallow, and her f
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