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Two Summers and an Evening
I saw you for the first time a summer ago across the balcony of my room, it was the last night of the endless summer vacation I had to suffer in my Ayi’s cheerless house and I knew that instant, I had to come back again to win you One summer, during a visit to her Grandmother's place Raima got instantly attracted to the handsome guy in the balcony across from hers. Harboring her secret crush, she went back to Delhi promising to return again next summer and she did. Packed with all the sass and humor she is ready to win the heart of the guy in balcony. Will she succeed? Two summers and an evening is a standalone quick read Romance novella to indulge you this summer and help you relive your own summertime crushes.
63 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 5, 2020
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September 10, 2020
Two Summers And An Evening Is A Heart Tugging One Sided Love Story That Is Definitely Bound To Leave A Lump In The Throat And Quite A Few Dry Unshed Tears In Moist Eyes. More So, If You Been In A One Sided Love Affair.
It Is Only Then You Can Relate To The Plight Of Raima And The Agony One Goes Through When A Crush Turns Your World Upside Down And Infatuation Blossoms Into One-Sided Love.
Is Anyone To Really Blame Or Is It Just A Part Of The Process Of Going Up? Before You Spring Onto Your Feet And Jump To Conclusion It Would Be Best To Put Yourself In The Shoes Of The Lead Protagonist Raima And Envision Two Summers And An Evening Through Her Eyes.
Perhaps The Fault Lies In Her Stars But When All Is Said And Done One Cannot Help But Feel For Raima And Her Plight Because She Invested Two Summers Of Her Life Chasing Love On A One Way Street And It Sadly Took Just One Evening For Her Love Castle To Crumble.
While In No Way Can One Possibly Blame Kabir. Simply Because He Never Lead Her Along Feeding False Promises Before Dumping Her Out In The Cold. Yet What Is Agonising Is That She Actually Invested Two Summers Of Her Life In A Love Story That Was One Sided From The Very Start.
Even When Realisation Does Dawn That Perhaps It Was A Crush That Blossomed In Her Mind Alone Yet What Pains Raima In Retrospective Is That Several Years Later The Memories Continue To Linger Along And Haunt Her.
If This Should Happen To Be Your First Read From Rajashree Srivastava Then You Simply Cannot Help Being Impressed Enough By Her Sensitive Storytelling That Actually Makes One Crave To Read More From Where Two Summers And An Evening Came.
It Is Only Then You Can Relate To The Plight Of Raima And The Agony One Goes Through When A Crush Turns Your World Upside Down And Infatuation Blossoms Into One-Sided Love.
Is Anyone To Really Blame Or Is It Just A Part Of The Process Of Going Up? Before You Spring Onto Your Feet And Jump To Conclusion It Would Be Best To Put Yourself In The Shoes Of The Lead Protagonist Raima And Envision Two Summers And An Evening Through Her Eyes.
Perhaps The Fault Lies In Her Stars But When All Is Said And Done One Cannot Help But Feel For Raima And Her Plight Because She Invested Two Summers Of Her Life Chasing Love On A One Way Street And It Sadly Took Just One Evening For Her Love Castle To Crumble.
While In No Way Can One Possibly Blame Kabir. Simply Because He Never Lead Her Along Feeding False Promises Before Dumping Her Out In The Cold. Yet What Is Agonising Is That She Actually Invested Two Summers Of Her Life In A Love Story That Was One Sided From The Very Start.
Even When Realisation Does Dawn That Perhaps It Was A Crush That Blossomed In Her Mind Alone Yet What Pains Raima In Retrospective Is That Several Years Later The Memories Continue To Linger Along And Haunt Her.
If This Should Happen To Be Your First Read From Rajashree Srivastava Then You Simply Cannot Help Being Impressed Enough By Her Sensitive Storytelling That Actually Makes One Crave To Read More From Where Two Summers And An Evening Came.
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