This is a fictional autobiography of an award-winning journalist by the name of Geoffrey Cunningham. Raised in the eighties, in a small but wealthy family, his father dead when he was only eight, he decides to strike a different path for himself as a grown up when he was supposed to carry the emblem of his family business with aplomb. After achieving distinction in his chosen field of journalism, as he is pressured to pen his story, he decides to anchor his personal narrative in a string of characters who affected him growing up and since. He begins in the thick of personal drama, at a moment in time when the rug was virtually pulled from under his legs. It was a seminal moment that forced him to reconsider his identity, his future and everything that had happened so far in his life. Now, he has decided to write as an experiment, breaking his lines after ten syllables as in blank verse, though metrically not sound, still aiming to be as lyrical as the story of a journalist's life may be. So readers will find some passages and lines of more or less lyrical quality, while others in plain crisp language, the sort you may expect a journalist who is penning his own story to use. There is a visual quality to the passages due to the constraint of the ten-syllable rule. The ten syllable lines are continued over breaks for paragraphs and dialogue, a convention used most noticeably in Shakespeare.

Everybody wants to grow big and succeed. Rajesh is no different from anybody. He also aspires to be a success. He has the necessary impulsiveness. But life is not that fair. If you have a slice of cake, life takes away two. Same with Rajesh too. He lacks foresight so as he believes. When Rajesh wants to do a startup business from scratch, he has his friends Tarun and Neeraj to rescue. But life doesn't want you to move smoothly. Enter Pallavi. Will Rajesh's friendship survive his new romance? Will his impulsiveness get the better of him?

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