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An entry for the contest #DigitalAMAwith Rheea

Contest Entry for 'The Body Myth' Challenge by Penguinindia. Excerpt : The woman was sitting on a park bench in West Point Gardens, where I came every Sunday for a five-kilometer walk. She couldn't see me, but I had stopped mid-stride to stare at her. I looked at her for three reasons: (1) her face was twisted in contemplation; (2) she was wearing a beige kurta with a transparent golden dupatta; and (3) she was fucking gorgeous. I am a woman who takes great pleasure in noticing other women, in raw appreciation for our sex, but also as a comparative study. I could not, however, take the time to assess her beauty. She was onto something strange. Her head darted behind and to the side; I was sure she was checking to see if anyone was looking at her. She was in the center of a vast bamboo garden. No one else was around. I was in the corner, out of her view. She looked back to the center, her facial muscles tweaked with confidence. She took a few deep breaths and started to tremble.

Rishabh never believed that there is only one person with destined for another. He never believed in the concept of soul mates. And the concept of love at first sight? Nah. But life has funny way of proving you wrong. And that is exactly what happened when Rishabh saw Tamanna, a girl in his class. Going against all his beliefs, Rishabh vows to make Tamanna fall in love with him, just as he fell in love with her. Irrevocably.

*One of the winners of the contest.* This small part is written for #WishICouldTellYou writing contest.

*contest inside*

Has the President gone missing in a newly formed Bermuda Triangle? What weird secret his Chief of Staff Ebby is going to find? The story is a submission entry to #ThePresidentIsMissing contest by #PenguinIndia.

contest entry for inside a dark box

The end of episode sixteen - 'Radcliffe' didn't really provide the closure that we had wished for. Most of us have the view that it is over for Sartaj Singh and Mumbai. I beg to differ. So, all I ask you is one thing - 'Bhagwan ko mante ho?'

entry for the #WishICouldTellYou contest

A birth which was far from being a miracle. A search which is so near yet far from attaining satisfaction. contest entry for Penguin India 'Digital AMA with Roshan'.

#WishICouldTellYou After reading an excerpt from 'Wish I could tell you' by Durjoy Datta, this is what I think happens next in the story... This is a contest entry and I hope you guys will enjoy reading it. •Happy to announce this short story could make it's way to being one of the finalist.

rishab studying in oswal having a crush over his classmate thamanna who is beauty with brain of course . but being a shy and reserved type he couldn't gather much courage to talk with her more . he surely gotta talk with her for couple or more times but none of it extended than 2 minutes. Atlast he decided to have a proper friendly conversation with her. seeing her in corner hearing to her music in earphones , he neared her to gain her attention. when he asked what she was listening to, everyone except her turned to his side making him more nervous. but thamanna still sat there unaffected. (read inside to know what happens after ) Cover pic credit goes to Google where I downloaded it...

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Did you always wonder how it would feel to wake up in another person's body? Sounds fun, doesn't it? Well, our mystery lady wants to let you in on the truth. Finalist in the Digital AMA With Rheea contest!

A random person's dream gets shattered and her hopes lost after an unfortunate incident in her life. This can be taken either as a relatable or a real life incident. This is one among the burning issues which needs to be looked upon in the society. Everybody gets old. Not everybody grows up. This is all about the unborn madness.

❝I'm trying to hope for the best.❞ (my entry for the digital AMA writing contest with roshan ali)

Challenge by @penguinindia I know the answer...

The story continued...

Herbert Lemon, Lost-and-Founder at the Grand Nautilus Hotel, knows that returning lost things to their rightful owners is not easy - especially when the lost thing is not a thing at all, but a girl. No one knows what happened to Violet Parma's parents twelve years ago, and when she engages Herbie to help her find them, the pair discover that their disappearance might have something to do with the legendary sea-monster, the Malamander. Eerie-on-Sea has always been a mysteriously chilling place, where strange stories seem to wash up. And it just got stranger...