Aditi
loved shopping. If she laid her eyes on something, it had to be hers. In the
first year of her college she owned 60 bags!
She
saw the cherry-red leather purse. The price-tag read 25,000.
It
was difficult to convince the parents this time.
She
tried. It turned futile.
She
became desperate.
Stepping
out of the night-club, she found the car. She knew what waited next. But she
also needed the money.
5
hours of gratification and the money became hers.
She
stared at the shopping-mall. She didn’t want the purse anymore. All she
wondered was, if self-respect could be shopped with the money she had in her
pocket.
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....And the "YAY" moment:
Nice climax. I'm happy, though, that I don't want anything that exotic out of life. :/
ReplyDeleteWanting a cherry-red leather purse so desperately would not suit you anyways.
DeleteJokes apart, this post is loosely based on a newspaper article I read years ago. You remember? A girl from Ballygunge Sikhsha Sadan was diagnosed with HIV and she confessed later, that she had engaged in activities which fetch easy money only because the father refused to give her adequate pocket money.
Hmm, very interesting. Thought provoking.
ReplyDeleteGood luck.
Thank you Diptee. Your entry is a winner for me. Good luck to you too.
Deletevery nice...:)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Rakhi.
ReplyDeleteYay!
ReplyDelete*Yays back* High Five, Ms. Winner!
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