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Just Friends

by Sumrit Shahi · 2010

He knows everything about her, right from her favourite books to her favorite bra. She knows everything about him, right from his favourite soccer club to his favourite x rated websites. He will complete her English… more

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Sometimes silence become the most excruciating sound; sometimes the mind becomes a musical symphony of clouded thoughts, questions and clarifications but the vocals fail to present the sound of conversation.
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A smile which had nothing to do with her physical beauty; a smile which had nothing to do with her unpredictable yet mature behaviour; a smile which had nothing to do with the day we had spent together but a smile which had everything to do with the thing called 'love !
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I hope you are smiling and happy and I am not gay.
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She glanced at me briefly I looked at her longingly, so she believed Finally relieved.
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DTH, as in direct to home?" she asked the question i had prepared my answer for. "No DTH here is direct to heart," i said, hoping she would laugh this time.
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He knows everything about her, right from her favourite books to her favorite bra. She knows everything about him, right from his favourite soccer club to his favourite x rated websites. He will complete her English homework, even at three in the night.She will arrange an Armani suit for him, even if it calls for flirting with ugly guys.He has her picture in his wallet. She has his number on speedial.They talk to each other all the time. They talk about each other when they dont talk to each other. They discuss everything from periods to playstation. They have tasted alcohol and then thrown up...together. They have bunked countless tuitions... together. They cant live without each other. YET They dont love each other. They are JUST FRIENDS...

Book details

First published
2010
Genre
Romance
Goodreads rating
3.36 (4k ratings)

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