*************************************** The thoughts came from past to present. She had breakfast to make, laundry to be done, and office to attend. Quickly she shut down the computer, and got ready to get back to normal routine she had. Thoughts of him still haunting her mind, she couldn?t think of anything else. She went to the kitchen, made herself of a cup of coffee, fresh and with that enigmatic aroma, only he was not there to share, and she missed him more. She glanced at her watch, 8:30, and she had to get to the office by 9:00, "Damn!!!" her thoughts came back to reality. She hadn?t got enough time to fix herself the breakfast, quickly she searched the refrigerator and found some apples there, and quickly she grabbed one and ran out the meet the 9:00 deadline. Aakash was still sleeping when his cell rang; he had installed that "Pal" ringtone at Mumbai and the cell was singing the same ringtone, the favorite song sang by KK for all time. "Hello", he answered warily. "Uutheko chhaina", His fianc?e, Anita was calling. He looked at his watch, 8:30, Damn!! he had stayed late yesterday also, thinking all night to write or not write the letter, and at last he had written the lines. "Aan!! Was awake till late last night." He showed reasons. "Am I disturbing you?" She was too formal. "Chhaina, formal nabana na.." He always hated anyone being formal. "la la narisau na, diunso k gardai chhau??" She asked "Nothing much, kehi plan chha??" "Want to go movie?" She knew his avid love for movies. "Kun??" He asked. "Jai Nepal ma tyo Lucky chaleko chha re, haven?t seen hindi movie for while!!" "Hunchha." He agreed. "Meet me at 11:30 at Teku Bakery, aani tehin baata sangai jaamla." She made quick plan. "Okies." The phone went dead. He hadn?t been for halls at Kathmandu for long time. The old nostalgia for the movies at all those halls was long gone, but he still loved movies, and he had big collection of home DVDs. When they had reached the hall, they didn?t get the tickets to the balcony, and had to take the ones for Rear Stall, anyways, they could watch the movies. The hall was all changed, the old seats were gone, and it had new seats, the Dolby system, and everything like those PVR halls at Delhi. He looked around, and reminiscence ran in his mind, the old corridor was all gone but the memory had remained. ***************************************