Liya

Still remember the tears rolling down her cheeks, when she was trying all the persuasive skills a women could possibly bear against the better race. No care about the world knowing about her dark secret, the shame she had got her family years back and blaming them all her life when she had a crystal clear idea that she was the only one to be the cause of all the sadness caused in people's lives who were associated to her. This wasn't the first time Liya had fallen prey to her own greed. She always thought "more the better", but never knew it would haunt her, her entire life. John was the only friend she had who understood this weird belief, a belief who made his suspicion clear that Liya was living without guilt.

The childhood of miss Liya was never that challenging. She was the one to chose fortune at a meagre age of 5. On her parent's separation, she was pretty smart to chose her dad as he had a better ownership of the shares. She shockingly knew all this and was pretty smart to l