Confidants

Confidants

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A half a dozen of chicken soup for the souls on the book shelf but still searching for a human to share your miseries. Why? Just because they listen? (And don't care) Apparently "don't be sad, everything will be fine" is not a solution to 99% of the life problems. Problems/ obstacles/ hurdles/ whatever you may call it are the part of life and to come over them becomes super easy when you are with that person who drinks your chicken soup and digests it with you. Avantika and Ishaan are sailing in the same sea. Eventually they bring out amazingness in each other's life drifiting apart the so called problems. But how do they meet? How do they get so attached? How do they become each other's confidant? Read their experience of setting the balloons of each other's problems free.
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