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Seetha, a timid Brahmin Student, bravely confesses her love to Aayush Kumar, her stern yet secretly compassionate Professor, only to be harshly scolded for her audacity.
Heartbroken, she returns home and discover...
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Kamali and a classmate tried to console me, but I was in no mood to listen to anyone, as I was on the verge of losing my control.
I called my parents' number, hoping to hear something from them that could comfort me.
"Seetha chollu di"
(Seetha, tell me dear)
"Amma"
(Mom)
I cried, and I knew my mother could feel panicked.
"Seetha. Yen di alara? Enna di aachu?"
(Seetha. Why are you crying? What happened to you?)
My mom asked hurriedly.
"Amma. Indha sir'uh college bus le poravaalukku seekro sign pottu kuduppo nu irukka maataalaa ma?"
(Mom, why can't this sir give a 'no-due' sign to those who are going home through the college bus?)
I asked her in annoyance, still crying.
"Ennaachu ippo? yen Seetha alara?"
(What's wrong now? Why are you crying Seetha?)
My father asked with concern.
"Mathavaalukku ellaam sign pottu koduthuttaar pa. Naan mattum dhaan innum vaangala. College bus poyiduthu ippo naan epdi aathukku varuven?"
(Everyone else has already signed and left the college. I'm the only one who hasn't gotten mine yet. The college bus has left, so how will I get home now?)
I had a hiccup, and those who saw me crying were unsure of how to react.
Feeling low and overwhelmed by the fear of missing the bus, my frustration and tears overflowed.
"College bus students ellaarum poitaalaa?"
(Did all the students who takes the college bus leave?)
My father asked.
"Aama pa ellaarum poitaa.. naan dha pogalai"
(Yes dad, everyone has left... I haven't gone yet.)
I cried.
"Seri outbus le vandhuddu. Kaasu irukku le?"
(Okay, then take the outbus. Do you have the money?)
My mother's response only made me more angry.
I'm terrified here right now, but instead of offering comfort or a solution, she's just telling me to face it on my own.
