Yet week after week the whole situation seemed hopeless. It was hopeless. There was no way he was going to get those shoes.
Till the day he got them. The story is now about how did he get those shoes, it was a journey, nay a pilgrimage to human heart.
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link of part 1:
http://ninadthinks.blogspot.in/2014/02/one-size-fits-none-part-1.html
Babu sat outside on the road that day and started playing his drums.
Tupp Tub. Tuppa tub
"Greeting BABU" - Pujari (priest)
"Greetings" Babu
"Pandurang will be kind" - pujari.(priest)
"What makes you say he isnt, (he) Vittal is kind, he is mauli - (mother)" spanned Babu.
"What I meant was things will improve" - Pujari
"Hmmm they will"
Tab tap tab tapp
"Why do you look so gloomy" - Pujari
"I am just tired sir, nothing wrong"
" If you need anything meet me in the evening" Pujari
"sure"
Tab tap tab tapp. He was not going to meet him in the evening. It was hopeless.
At the same time in the same moment, Ravi Sharma lost everything. He was broke. He had just lost his job. He did not know how to go home broke and jobless and hence he ran away to nowhere.
Darkness
At this very moment Alka Gupta took a dip in the river Godavari. The river they said purified all sins. But was this true. Can all sins be washed away. Was it a sin in the first place.