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    Tara (A Novella)
    Tara (A Novella)
    Tara (A Novella)
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    Tara (A Novella)

    By T. Singh

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    His Dreams
    She Smiled
    First Conversation
    Poor Family
    He Left Her
    After Five Years

    To do something big, he came to the city to get higher education so that his name would be remembered in the world even after that. Sometimes for social reform, sometimes with the desire to become a writer, sometimes with the desire to look like a hero, and sometimes with the hope of doing something else, he kept doing something or other.

    But he had never felt the closeness of any girl in his life. And then one day his heart got restless, his attraction started increasing toward the girl in the neighborhood, and a physical relationship was also formed between them.

    But then he cheated on her and abandoned her, and what happened next surprised him. After five years, his deeds were making fun of him, standing in front of him.

    Read the full story and enjoy it.

    Thank you

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRaja Sharma
    Release dateFeb 10, 2023
    ISBN9798215810033
    Tara (A Novella)

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      Table of Contents

      His Dreams

      She Smiled

      First Conversation

      Poor Family

      He Left Her

      After Five Years

      A Few Words

      To do something big, he came to the city to get higher education so that his name would be remembered in the world even after that. Sometimes for social reform, sometimes with the desire to become a writer, sometimes with the desire to look like a hero, and sometimes with the hope of doing something else, he kept doing something or other.

      But he had never felt the closeness of any girl in his life. And then one day his heart got restless, his attraction started increasing toward the girl in the neighborhood, and a physical relationship was also formed between them.

      But then he cheated on her and abandoned her, and what happened next surprised him. After five years, his deeds were making fun of him, standing in front of him.

      Read the full story and enjoy it.

      Thank you

      Chapter 1

      His Dreams

      Time moved at its own pace, continuing the cycle of nature, climate, and season change. By the end of September, the rains had ended and the sky was starting to look clear and blue.

      Everything looked fresh and washed, and people's faces had regained their shine after the gloomy rainy season. Life looked more

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