White When strangers become lovers, their journey transforms into a shared path, marked by mutual support and understanding. In the face of challenges, they fight for what is right, standing by each other through struggles and triumphs. This bond fosters resilience, allowing them to navigate both good and bad times together. Their commitment strengthens their connection, making them allies against adversity. In this partnership, love becomes a force that drives them forward, empowering each to grow individually while cherishing their united front. Together, they embrace life's complexities, reinforcing the beauty of their shared journey. ©twisha ray

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In the town of Timor, an old clock tower ticked away its final moments. As the hands approached midnight, its chimes would ring for the last time. Young Ellie, clutching her grandfather’s old pocket watch, whispered her wish: “Make time stop.” As the clock struck twelve, everything froze—people mid-laugh, birds mid-flight. Ellie’s wish had been granted. But as she wandered through the silent streets, she realized that even in stillness, time's absence felt like an endless void. ©twisha ray

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In the quiet corners of our hearts, A longing for justice never departs. We stand together, both young and old, For Tilottama's story to be told. Through fields of dreams and skies so wide, We envision kites that soar with pride. Each thread a hope, each flutter a plea, For fairness and truth to set her free. Children's laughter mingles with the breeze, As they send their kites with gentle ease. Their innocence, a beacon bright, Guides us all through the darkest night. Every color, every kite that soars, Carries wishes to distant shores. To see Tilottama's justice come, And peace, at last, for everyone. In the dance of kites and whispers soft, We await the day when wrongs are off, And Tilottama's name shines clear, In justice's light, forever near. ©twisha ray

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White These days, it's difficult to smile genuinely. We often put on a facade, smiling to mask our pain, while inside we feel broken. Finding true joy and healing from these inner struggles can seem elusive. To truly recover, it’s important to confront and address the sources of our pain. This might involve seeking professional help, opening up to trusted friends or family, practicing self-care, and finding activities that bring genuine fulfillment. Healing is a journey, but with time and support, it’s possible to rediscover a smile that reflects true happiness. ©twisha ray

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Dear Sushoryan Mukharis, After eleven years, I look back at our shared moments with a mix of nostalgia and clarity. You’re now a father, and it’s evident you’ve moved forward. I’ve come to understand that true love is rare, and it seems karma plays a role in our lives. I wonder why you caused me pain—was it truly worth it? Though I can’t return to who I was in 2015 and 2016, I remain dedicated to my work and to the well-being of others. Love, in its truest form, is unconditional, and I still wish you well. As for the little things—I’ve developed a dislike for silk chocolate, biryani with potatoes, and chocolate ice cream. These are just remnants of our past, which, despite everything, hold a special place in my memories. Take care, Be safe Sincerely, Tashira Renay ©twisha ray

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Wishing you a joyful Onam! Stay safe, take care, and may this festive season bring you abundant happiness, good health, and prosperity. Enjoy the celebrations!Wishing you a joyful Onam! Stay safe, take care, and may this festive season bring you abundant happiness, good health, and prosperity. Enjoy the celebrations! ©twisha ray

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