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| obb 0kqvpf y, my eyes fixed on the entrance. I waited for twelve hours. I didn't allow myself to use t 0kqvpf he bathroom lest I miss her again. I didn't eat food or drink water all day either. My eyes scanned every car arrivi 0kqvpf ng at the hotel. At seven in the evening, Samantha, Chris and Rachel returned from their trip. Their faces had turned black wi 0kqvpf th Bihar's dust. They looked exhausted. 'Madh 0kqvpf av?' Samantha said, surprised. 'Oh, hi,' I said, pretending to be equally ast 0kqvpf onished. 'I came for another meeting.' 'At Chanak 0kqvpf ya itself?' Samantha said. I nodded. Chris said he needed a shower or he would die. They left me in the lobby and went up to their rooms. At 8.30 p.m., an Innova pulled into the front por 0kqvpf ch. Riya stepped out o 0kqvpf f it. My heart started to play hopscotch. A part of me wanted to run away. It shuddered at the thought of facing her. Ano 0kqvpf ther part had made me sit here without a break for twelve hours. She did 0kqvpf n't notice me. She went up to the reception. '231, please,' she said. The receptionist turned towards the key rack. I walked up to the reception. 'Excuse me, which wa 0kqvpf y is the coffee shop?' I said. I had to make it seem like she saw me first. That's Riya. She had t 0kqvpf o find me. If I found her, she might just run away. 'Oh my God,' Riya said. 'Madhav Jha.' 'Riya... Riya Somani, right?' I said. 'Wow, you have difficulty recollecting my na 0kqvpf me, Madhav Jha!' 'Riya Soman 0kqvpf i,' I said, giving up ah pretence of indifference. The receptionist seemed surprised at the happy coinc 0kqvpf idence right at her counter. Riya took her keys and we stepped away from the counter. 'What are you d 0kqvpf oing here?' she said. 'Wow, I still can't get over it. Madhav Jha.' 'I am a Bihari. This is Patna. My hometo 0kqvpf wn is not far away. I should ask you what you are doing here.' 'Work. My company sent me.' 'Work?' 'Yeah, you 0kqvpf didn't think I could work?' Riya said. 'No, nothing like that. What kind of work? Yo 0kqvpf u moved to London, right?' Riya looked around the hotel lobby. 'Let's talk pr 0kqvpf operly,' she said. 'You had dinner?' 'No.' 'Hungry?' I could have eaten t 0kqvpf he flowers in the lobby at this point. 'A little bit,' I said. 'Let's go to the 0kqvpf coffee shop.' 'Okay, but can I use the toilet first?' I said. * We enter 0kqvpf ed the coffee shop. The waiter f 0kqvpf rom the morning was still 0kqvpf |
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