THE CROW FEAR
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  • Reads 548
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  • Parts 1
  • Time 10m
Complete, First published Feb 05, 2018
Mature
When I  opened my eyes, I saw my wife and son,  helping  me to be seated in the car. Right now, I have started to fear  the evenings of the city. But,  I was thinking,  are the  ripples of the fear  only my illusion? When I look outside, yes, even in the half conscious state, I can see the same fear on everyone's face.
	I tried to touch the wound of my head,again the severe pain ...... I am a common man in this city. First, they beat me, and then they apologized. Again, I say to you, I am neither a gang leader nor a local politician. I am a reputed school master.  Somewhere in this city, there is someone with my face.. Sometimes, he may be a criminal or an innocent man.
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