They caught the 5:20 metro and arrived at the location about 5:45, thinking they were already late. But they arrived 15 minutes early and headed to a location that was a 10-minute walk from the metro station's last stop, Badi Chaupar. They arrived to the location, but it was so packed that they were unable to observe; nonetheless, Ayra, one of the buddies went around the area to see if there was any open space.
They discovered one that was less packed. Three of her pals (Tia, Sakshi, Ayra) rushed to the front of the row to observe and take pictures and videos, but the other three (Jennie, Kriti, Anaya), stood back and began to watch the event, which had yet to begin. Everyone was taking photographs, except Jennie, who was watching the rally with excitement. Half an hour later, while watching the rally, someone in the crowd shouted "Jennie" "Jennie," and when she looked around, it was Anaya standing alongside her.
"What," Jennie says.
"I'm going to stand backside because it's quite suffocating over here," Anaya said.
Jennie: "Okay, don't go too far."
Jennie continued to observe the celebration, which was set to conclude with the Sawari of Goddess.
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ONE DAY DESTINY
Short StoryBASED ON TRUE STORY On a vibrant day in Jaipur, Jennie, a shy ambivert, sets out with her friends to experience the lively Teej ki Sawari festival. Dressed in a beautiful turquoise kurta, she's excited yet apprehensive about the day ahead. Amidst th...
