Belly Dancer & The US Marine

By Aditya Sawdekar

The basic desires and primal instincts of a man can lead him to find love and humanity in the most unusual of places. And more than anything else than those caught in the throes of war,
Chris and Farah are one such couple whose love transcends nationality, race, language and culture.
But soon they find their very own ‘culture and religion’ coming in the way of their love life.
Will they abandon each other and get on with life or does life have something special in store for them?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Aditya Sawdekar
• Release date: Aug 16, 2016

Aditya Sawdekar

Hi friends, I’m Aditya Sawdekar from Mumbai, India. I have experience and background in Arts, Science, Marketing, Banking, Business Planning and Teaching English. I love writing short stories that can be read in an hour or two; as believe that the world needs more short doses of fiction (and non-fiction) due to busy lives and short attention span.

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Belly Dancer &

The US Marine

A Short Story

by

ADITYA SAWDEKAR

Copyright © 2016 Aditya Sawdekar

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Table of Contents

Chap 1: A Distressed Mind

Chap 2: The Meeting

Chap 3: The Great Argument

Chap 4: Two Souls One Body?

Chap 5: The Final Lap

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Chap 1

A Distressed Mind

As he saw the corpses of young US Marines shipped back home on a daily basis, he knew that something was wrong with the war he was fighting against an unknown enemy in a no-man’s land in Iraq. He could see his accomplished dream of becoming a US Marine falling on its head as he saw the futility of continuing the war under the name of reconstruction efforts. He knew he could be next, but that wasn’t he was worried about. All of 30, Chris was torn apart mentally of having to fight a war despite no logic to it.

Coupled with that, he also felt the need to experience the basic instinct of sex on a regular basis to turn his mind away from the mental torture of war. He was done with prostitutes and fellow lady marines with benefits, and could