His Yorkshire Pudding and Her Masala Dosa

His Yorkshire Pudding and Her Masala Dosa

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'Bachaaao.....!' She screamed with all her might and couldn't help be somewhat proud when he winced at the loud wail. For all that 6 foot worth of handsomeness, he seems quite scared at the moment. Though the next thing she felt was being pushed to the nearby wall, a hand on her mouth. The classic shady dominance move! She looked on furious at the audacity of this man. Not only was he cornering her where anybody could pass by and misinterpret the situation as an old style 'compromise'. Alright, time to retaliate. 'What the hell woman!' He cried incrudeously. She just bit his hand, hard. ______________________________ She read R.K Narayan while he read Arthur Conan. She played cricket while he played soccer. She cheered for India while he cheered for Britain. And, Her favourite was Masala Dosa while his was Yorkshire Pudding. Join Syra and Aston in their venture of a humourous love journey. Let's just hope the odds are gonna be in their favour. #69 chicklit on 09-04-17
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