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Click hereI had considered canceling the investor meeting. But considering the hefty personal price I had paid for it, I went through with it. It went well. We got a big boost of capital. When I got home from the meeting, there was a note pinned to the refrigerator.
"I will be at my parents for a while - N"
I tore up the note. Texted my co-founder friend the good news. And sat on the couch crying.
It was almost a month later that Niyati called and said she was coming home but just to pick up her things. And that's when we had the conversation.
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"So......what next?" I asked.
"What next?" Niyati replied with a question.
"With us."
"Is there still an us?"
"I....I don't know. I love you. But whatever happened..."
"Isn't easy to get past?"
"Exactly."
"I love you too."
We both sat in silence. I think we had yelled at each other, been sarcastic, cried enough for several hours as we rehashed that night.
"About the start-up." I said. "You have been very involved since the beginning. I will be happy to sign over half my ownership share, especially in light of the new investment."
"No...I don't need that." she waved the suggestion away.
"But the share is now worth...."
"I know what it is worth. I don't care. It always meant more to you than it ever did to me. You can have it."
We were silent again for a while.
"Would you like some coffee?" I said.
"No, I should get going." she got up and started collecting her bags.
"I'll help you."
As we got out of the lift, I said,
"You still didn't tell me what's next for us."
"You still didn't tell me if there still is an us." she wanly replied.
And we just stared at each other, uncertain about what to say, as her cab rolled up to the curb.
THE END
- COMMENTS
xperaabout 1 month agoended too early but I love the theme. hoping you continue to write more.
SweetNothingsAndBeyondalmost 3 years agoExcellent Story!
5 STAR from me!
Well, keep adding at least one story every two months.
We do deserve some good stories...
YES, forget comments from guys like 26thNC... They are mentally imbalanced! Too partial and too narrow minded (if at all has a mind!?)
Anonymousalmost 4 years agoThis is the best possible ending, reconciliation will not be a good idea, he can never trust Niyati and their relationship can never be of trust ever again! And Niyati too will never be comfortable with him as is seen by the fact that instead of facing the confrontation on return she moved out to her parents and could not get herself even to come back before one month! But of course there may be a continuation of the story but it will have to be with them moving on, Niyati may need psychiatric treatment and may be she wI'll meet the Ustaad or Raju somewhere sometime again in life, or may be the incident brings out her sluttiness much more than before and after being seperated by her husband she voluntarily chooses a new hot and bold life before she meets her husband again later in life!
26thNCabout 4 years agoI just can't believe all Indian wives are whores. I never seen one depicted otherwise in LW.
