Last Chapter ‘How can I be so forgetful’, muttered Natasha to no one in particular. Thrice in this week she had forgotten her lunch at home and had to make do from the cafeteria sandwiches. Hungry and cranky is not a good combination! By now even her team members were teasing her about the ‘Pregnancy […]
Last chapter Conference Room, 2:00 p.m. Natasha is a not a big fan of post lunch meeting sessions. A happily fed person needs a little nudge to fall asleep and the sales figures and budgeting numbers were putting her to sleep. When suddenly, she sat up straight as a rush of adrenaline ran through her […]
Last chapter ‘Never again Ananth. I had enough of it.’, yelled Natasha. ‘But honey, its for your own good. You need the classes to be prepared.’, said Ananth trying to convince Natasha to attend the prenatal classes. ‘Ananth, you are aware that I am not wired for so much patience and even our mothers gave […]
Last chapter ‘Ananth, don’t be a kid and stop fooling around. You are not going with me.’,chided Natasha. ‘Nats, I am already missing out so much. You can’t say no every time. I have not heard the heartbeat since so long’, replied Ananth with puppy eyes. ‘It’s just a normal routine checkup and Maa is […]
I am a child who loves to go to school and play with her friends. I am the one who waits for her daddy to come home and pamper me. I am a happy child trying to enjoy my childhood. I am a young girl trying to complete my education. I am trying to learn […]
Last Chapter After weeks of hassle, things were now looking up. Natasha’s parents were staying with them for time being. She was nearing the end of her first trimester and already planning how she would be spending her maternity break. One moment she can be elated and in the next moment she would be bawling […]
Last chapter Natasha was numb, she was already scared for Ananth and now her child’s life was in danger. She was trying her best to stay positive, but the extent of events was taking a toll on her. A week back she was living her dream and now the life has come to a standstill. […]