Where the Secret Lies (23 page)
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Authors: Malika Gandhi
‘You have to thank your cousin and
your sister. If they hadn’t called me...’
‘But you came and that is what counts.’
‘Okay, I’ll give you that.’
Arianna snuggled into him.
Moments later, she heard Jai snoring. He was still holding his glass and she
gently took it off him, placing it on the tray.
Arianna snuggled back onto Jai’s
shoulder and thought about Anjali. She missed her in a special kind of way. She
had grown to like her and despite her past life and how she died; she forgave
her.
It was another lifetime, another
era – something she could not relate to in its entirety; she could only imagine
and maybe learn to accept it fully in time to come. Wherever Anjali was now,
Arianna knew she was happy.
THE
END
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Personal struggle is the play in five people’s
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Five lives, five stories.
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About the Author:
Malika Gandhi lives in the East Midlands, UK. She is a
homemaker and in between caring for her family, she writes her books and
dabbles in a little painting.
Malika was born in India but moved to London.
Visit her blog:
www.malikagandhi.wordpress.com
for updates on her forthcoming books.
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