Coffee Chronicles

By Chandrapal Khasiya

Life happens. Either it shatters us or makes us stronger.

A decision taken three years ago still haunts Rihan, makes him realise how failed he is. But one day, a person from his past crosses his life, and things starts turning well.

Sometimes all we need is a cup of coffee with the right person.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Chandrapal Khasiya
• Release date: Sep 21, 2016
• ISBN: 9781370155484

Chandrapal Khasiya

Currently I am pursuing MBA in Construction Project Management from RICS School of Built Environment. A fantasy fanatic and an avid reader of thrillers, I dwell at a small port named Jafrabad, nestled near Arabian Sea. In my spare time, I flip open my laptop and starts filling the barren documents with my imagination. For me, writing is fun. It succors my soul.Fortunately, my short stories have published in various anthologies. From heart pounding thriller to flying butterflies romance, from nail biting mystery to spine chilling horror, I've written on various genres.Blogging, random photography and devising philosophies are my favorite ways to kill the time. In short, I am eccentric and ambivert.

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COFFEE CHRONICLES

Copyright 2016 Chandrapal Khasiya

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Table of Contents

Acknowledgements

Chapter One

Chapter Two

Chapter Three

Chapter Four

Chapter Five

Chapter Six

Chapter Seven

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Acknowledgements

Tejas Kemkar, Amit Pandey and Kaushal Desai, thanks for tolerating my craziest ideas during school, college and postgraduation days.

Heartily thankful to the person who had actually inspired this story to write.

A special thanks to ADIT's Volcano Team, 2014, for actually making me to take writing seriously. My Paltan (old and new) and Lavara group, who are now scattered yet connected, for bringing the best out of me.

To all readers who have praised Father-Son Chronicles and Father-Daughter Chronicles, Coffee Chronicles wouldn't be possible without your appreciation.

Lastly, to my Sony Vaio laptop, which is in terrible condition, and a dozen cups of coffee that kept me awake while I was working on this tale.

- Chandrapal Khasiya

Chapter One

I was sick of my life.

Literally.

Imagine waking up early at seven, then spending an hour to get ready, grabbing the bus filled with people with drowsy eyes, which had lost the gleam of dreams a long time ago, and then spending eight hours in front of the screen, and then bored and tired, returning back to room and dump yourself in the bed