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caramelstreet
writing lover boys and midnight girlies
The Anti-Halo Effect
Pallavi wouldn't have cared for the Best Outgoing Student Award if not for her plan to escape from what she considers an awful fate. Winning the award is her ticket out of this country. She needs it. Turns out, Atharva Krishnan, her stupidly attractive and privileged classmate, is aiming for the same award for reasons unknown. Sometimes, she wonders if he is only after it so he could piss her off. He has that quality to him. Atharva and Pallavi instantly become sworn rivals, grappling for a win over the other so it can fetch them the coveted prize at the end of their course. 'Who will win the award?' would've been the right question to ask if not for the mischievous heart causing havoc in what should've been an exclusive battle of wits. Now, the right question is, 'Who will win the other's heart first?'
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Salt Water
Cornered and burnt out, she decides to run away from everything she'd built. Resigned to his fate, he stays a willing prisoner and tool in the manor of crimes. When their paths converge, will they become the answer neither knew they were looking for or is it too late?
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Raspberry Ripple
In which an assassin visits a particular ice cream truck after every kill to help soothe the bitter aftertaste in his heart.
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Two Tickets, Please (epilogue pt1 and pt2)
Vijay and Nila have only one thing in common - they take the same bus at the same time everyday. What if this mere commonality steers their life into a whirlpool of uninvited feelings, wholesome conversations and unexpected connections, taking them on a ride they don't recall buying tickets for?
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