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Mamoo was so wound up about me sailing through SLC in division first, she undertook every way to get me in the handpicked college she could from all her sources. As myself was bit thrilled but truly not excited as I was encompassing fun and stupidity at its best during those long vacation. "You got admission at Mayo College Girl's School,-Ajmer, Rajasthan" mamoo sounded so energized like it was her admission, not mine. Rajasthan? I, in its place, felt like I was enrolled, in some boney college in desert sand dunes? She further tried to amuse me, "you are the only Nepalese girl admitted there. It's so hard to get owned up there but you were lucky". Shit! That scared like a nightmare, no home girls? Mamoo, you must be kidding, don't do this to me!! I made a frowny face and looked-how-hard-I'm-trying-to-act cool. I held my head in my hands and tried to imagine how I would be in a deserted land. Mamoo was fellow Indian who got hitched with dad-a Nepalese, for that reason Indian way of life was not so novel to me implying I could cope with the culture shock but it was the entire about me being the only Nepalese girl there. Before mamoo turned the door handle, she paused, in her words, "just to confirm the obvious, Only one Nepalese guy got admitted in Mayo College (Boy) ". Like that crafts everything so unfussy and discrete. Blew out a long breathe and I sacked the bed. After a summer of sleeping in or doing things on your time, the alarm bell announcing that starting day of school could be a rude awakening. Dread it or love it, you gotta go to school. As days surpassed, I started making sure that every bag is labeled with a contact address and telephone number, making a list of what I had packed in each bag, checking the limit for the weight of the bags, taking some small knick-knacks of home (photographs of friends or family). Mamoo spent days doing several kinds of shopping, even pickles and sweets, moms!! All these were there, but astoundingly, I was not excited at all about leaving my home town. The day of my going away. Everything was quite gray and dreary, looked like possibly some rain. I'd go and sit on the balcony at the Terminal at Tribhuwan Airport, directly under one of the speakers. Mamoo hastily came and like life attempted to repeat itself annoyingly, introduced me with a mysterious young man-the only Nepalese guy at Mayo she pointed out prior. At the outset, I didn't glimpse at him directly but when I did, I sort of felt butterflies in my stomach. I still remember my first "pure bi moment". I was instantly awestruck to him, especially because I had (always have) a particular liking for the angry look -a hunk of a man. The catch-22 was "people get attracted instantly to external appearance and later repent" or on the positive side "sentiment is formed when attraction, wish and submission to action combine together in human". Who would care then? I didn't! To Be Continued...
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The next day was one more in mint condition to me. I wasn't even ambiguous of my taking on the hard work and heartache obviously ahead. Did he receive my offering? When in doubt..mumble! I made my mind up to bump onto him at Café. Turn out, Sheilah and Salini were just going to call for me to go in with them. We three went to the Cafe and at hand was my Shooting Star standing- witty, sensitive and vivacious as ever. To my amazement, I could not even be indebted to God that Prince expressed thanks to me for the gifts. He nodded a general Hi. Closely at the rear, I could spot Sid sort of mortified getting a glimpse of me. He drew me at corner and apologized for mislaying my gifts from his locker. I was intensely brought down. One was sure; it was not easy to wait till next year. What a huge dose of mishap. As days outstripped, girls broke off going to Aunty's café, Salini switched on going around on her own and Sheilah had rude crush with gym master, in any way that meant. I looked in on Aunty's Café often but no! There was no Prince. Why would he? He might had been washed-out expecting us and felt bad to do all the chasings. I thought I remained hushed while he wanted me to speak and he pulled back. At that point, I considered, well! He was far gone from my life. I was adrift. I decided to chance on him at Mayo's building the very followed by day. Whole night all I did was to simply let everything go and move on, gather courage together and choose a direction that carries me toward a new dawn. So I packed up my troubles and took a step forward - the process of change can be tough, but I thought about all the excitement ahead if I could be stalwart enough! With that notion, I had good night sleep. Then crack of dawn, I woke up early on and was preparing for my vital day. Salini had gone down the stairs as she got phone call from her family members. As I was just going to head off the room, I saw Salini scared stiff and numb as if she just confronted trouble, big trouble and yet worst trouble - that seemed to have beaten its horror simply from being told so often. Sheilah and myself raised her spirits to speak out. Her father had departed forever. "Yesterday is history; tomorrow a mystery. Today is a gift; that's why we call it 'the present'." How precisely quoted. We held Salini close to our heart for not being timely to set eyes on him at the end—perhaps many unresolved issues, unanswered questions, and guilt that went along with her grieving then. We both kept on with her the entire day. Looked as if whole Mayo came up to placate her. She very nearly felt "will you all clear up now?" It was 11 PM mid night. Sheilah, and myself were striving to make Salini have forty winks. Then we heard a name knocking at the window. "I 'll get it" Sheilah got a move on. From nowhere, there was Prince, shooting up the wall and running the risk of slipping in from behind the window. Sheilah helped him to get in and sprinted to lock the door to make sure none of us would be in snag. Prince came forth and ran on the spur of the moment towards Salini. He hung on to her and embraced her cozily and buried her face against his chest. My shock wave and discomfort delimited and throttled me as I tried to have a handle on what I heard him saying just as casually after that. " You will be all right. I will shield you warm and in safe hands. To say I’m sorry seems so cliché. I understand age is not consoling fact in any death, to loose someone you love is the focus. But Precious, you and I as one can get beyond it. Have down pat on how you and I kept words on my birthday about how we would curl in each other's arms and begin living all the dreams we'd missed rest of our life. I'm here for you Precious. I Love you. I will always do". The wavelets rippled with hundreds of shocking strands inside me. I lost balance and left the room excusing myself. Every past moment started haunting me in some capacity, their memories clinging to my being like lint to a black sweater, my sentiments befouled, my self-esteem? I was fuming because I wanted Her back-the overly confident, happy girl that just wanted to love and be loved was gone, and what were left were her unbelievably crushed dreams. (Contd.)
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I didn't want to brook it anymore and without pointing toward further, settled on to set packing back home. I detested myself being there any longer simply because I thought the worst way to miss someone was to be sitting right beside them but knowing you can't have them and will never see them again. As I was packing up my bits and pieces, Suchitra ma'am tiped me off "Now be sure, You have to start over again if you had to come back. You alert of that?" I candidly replied "Yes, I am". Girls were upset why I brawled to leave. Sitting alongside, they were expecting for the rationale behind. I made do to say "Missed my mom" to the two goons, who I hated at that point of time. I was expecting my boorish behavior to not stimulate them in the least bit. I didn't yearn to see self-styled ‘Prince' for a second time. No! I didn't. Rather than saying whatever thing, I was set down to the silence outside and in my head. The only thing I could ask for my part was, "What just happened?" I took taxicab from Tribhuwan Airport to my address. "What? When did you roll up? All is fine?" mamoo called out. "Mammo Don’t send me off away from home. I can't live with no you. I want to be here with you" I broke open into tears. Mamoo had her arms around me so closely. Mamoo always buffered, protected, and watched out for me. It was my first time I was watered, fed, admired, stroked, and expected to grow on my own. I was allowed to discover the world and my place in it. I failed it appallingly. To make it ring out cool, mamoo hollered "who wants to have Gundpak from New Road?". Right! My head ticked, as it was prone to ticking when the universe demanded absolute stillness. I could witness myself in the full-size rhombus mirror in my room. He marshaled right over to my world. How tricky it was for him to commune over so many platforms! What made me finish off he understood my profile? I inferred I had possession of him. I inferred he could only be in love with me seeing as he was my homewards guy. I inferred I appeared better than rest girls, lighter skin texture perhaps, which will engender a feeling of him as mine. I thought I was eye-catchier enough to be treasured by Prince than other two girls. How did I overlook the foremost frontage "Love sees with the heart and not the mind; therefore, winged cupid is painted blind." I was blind. I was duhed! Oh Well
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Great experience Peachy...all of us have some sort of similar experience as of yours...THank you for sharing it with us...
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Great experience Peachy...all of us have some sort of similar experience as of yours...THank you for sharing it with us...
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thanx for sharing your experience. and great writing peachy........ have you thought of becoming a writer??
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impressive writing .. ! highly appreciated .!
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Presuming you went there, which batch you were in Peachy? Enjoyed your narration.
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loved it... nice naration and is there some part of ur story hidden in it as well.. hehe.. just asking... keep it rolling peachy..;)
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tsk tsk peachy. licking the wounds of unrequitted love, eh. but if it is any compensation, i liked your story..
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(I didn't know Mayo Girls exist too. Sweet confessions there. Yeh reminds me of the tele serial 'Neev'. Your story is syrupy and exciting, specially when you are describing your prince. Sweet.
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Peachy: I'm certain that I know you. I sent an e-mail hoping you still use it. Passing the time for your reply :)
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Still waiting Peachy
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Thin Lazy dijju(I assume ), thanks to bring it up again. Peachy dijju, beautiful.....Are you talking about AR or PS ( The Prince)? My Indian frens were crazy about them. Anyways, my long time hello to all Mayoites Diijjus and Bahinis out here. I miss the icecream at Tandoori Cafe(yeah tat was it). The place was yuckie but that was the only one we had in whole Ajmer at that time...
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Very interesting story - well written and presented with a fine touch of glitz and glamour :P Thanks for sharing. (Out of sheer curiosity around what year is the story based - approx)
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Why you asking that Cappy? You too a Mayoite.....Nahiiiiiiiiiiiiii.Next Nepali George Fernandez?????
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Nice narration with full of colorful words..for my eyes and thoughts were endowed a vivid story of pain, happiness, culture, and love all binded together in thin foil so called heart. Happy Valentine's Day everyone.
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Just loved it super awesomeeee!!! hapi valentines day:D
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Interesting...reminded me of my own college days :)
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Of course he reads it..so what?? He really loves reading my posts k :) So don't worry hai...Thanks for the concern though :)
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A nice piece! What a coincidence, I was happened to read on v'day. Did you really left that place?
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