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“The best part about losing in a two player game is that there is always a human who wins.”
― The Selfish Betrayals
― The Selfish Betrayals
“Kangaroos of Australia would feel ashamed when they see real Indian men like me jump so swiftly.”
― The Selfish Betrayals
― The Selfish Betrayals
“With the expectant smile of happiness growing, much as the one on a devotee’s face as he opens the lotus for Goddess Laxmi during Diwali Pooja.”
― The Selfish Betrayals
― The Selfish Betrayals
“She must have been a real fearless tough woman throughout her meager life, as she looked comfortable in a rugged cloth that contained all colors from the spectrum.”
― The Selfish Betrayals
― The Selfish Betrayals
“Innocent misunderstandings are disappointing. Arbitrary events are also disappointing. The stories that actually grab all the attention are the ones that do not involve accidents, but people doing things on purpose, maybe to get the things they actually want, done under every circumstance, with a peculiar sense of desperation.”
― The Selfish Betrayals
― The Selfish Betrayals
“With the expectant smile of happiness growing, much as the one on a devotee’s face as he opens the lotus for Goddess Laxmi during Diwali Pooja.”
― The Selfish Betrayals
― The Selfish Betrayals
“There are times when retreat from a war is termed as bravery and not cowardice. It takes a considerable amount of courage to backtrack, to let the enemy walk over, and to ultimately find another route around to eventual victory.”
― The Selfish Betrayals
― The Selfish Betrayals
