"Sometimes the greatest acts of love are the ones no one notices—until the person doing them is no longer there." Three weeks had passed since Meera's funeral, but mornings inside the house still refused to believe she was gone. Outside, life had already resumed its familiar rhythm. The school bus arrived at the same time every day, office traffic filled the roads, and neighbours exchanged cheerful greetings over cups of tea. Inside Arjun's home, however, every sunrise felt like another examination he had never prepared for. The alarm rang at 5:30 a.m., but Arjun had already been awake for several minutes. Sleep had become light and uncertain ever since Meera left. He quietly switched off the alarm before it could wake the children and sat on the edge of the bed for a moment. His eyes wandered across the room until they rested on Meera's framed photograph. She was smiling exactly the way she always did—calm, effortless, as though she knew everything would someho...
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