I LIKED HER BECAUSE, I DISLIKED HER! (3)

I LIKED HER BECAUSE, I DISLIKED HER! (1)
I LIKED HER BECAUSE, I DISLIKED HER! (2)

Once I was reading Bacon’s essays, I came across these following lines.

“Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few

To be chewed and digested;” likewise, some girls are to be forgotten, others to be thought, and some few to be mused and remembered.

I LIKED HER BECAUSE, I DISLIKED HER! (2)

I happened to meet her whom I actually didn’t want to meet. I happened to accept her as my scribe again.

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 It was 2008; I was doing my +2, seated for English exam and anticipating another scribe on that occasion. As I expected, one girl came and sat before me and was quite for a minute.

I LIKED HER BECAUSE, I DISLIKED HER!

Dear readers I am not going to create suspense by meandering and offering descriptions here. This is a story of a girl who happened to be my scribe named Ramya 24 years ago. The incident did not happen 24 years back, in fact she was named at that time.