Ana Parast Novels & Stories

“I'm not belittling you, young man. I just can't think of any reason why I should be afraid of you. You look like a nice young man and harmless,” His eyes widened as he heard what I said. I took a deep breath and introduced myself. “By the way, my name is Dane Steele, and I am the Alpha King of Lotus Pack. You are here in our territory, Greenwoods Village,” I said, offering my palm for a handshake. The young man looked at me suspiciously, as if he doubted my words. Even though his body is numb with pain, he avoids my hand offer. “D-Don't come near me!”

Arpita grabbed the plate filled with glasses of lemonade : Let's go. Akshara and Arpita served lemonade to everyone and sat with their own glasses. Arpita gestured and Akshara cleared her throat. Akshara : So Pari how are all your friends?? I haven't seen anyone after you all came back from Maldives..... Pari : Yeah we all are busy. Two are in U.S.A pursuing masters program, one is doing job in Pune and another in Bangalore and I am here. Arpita : What about your best friend who got married few months ago?? Oh I forgot her name......

As if it was a structure of gold but maybe it was the paint that made the structure glittered against the weaving sunlight that was filtered by the thick clouds above us. My heart pounded fast at the first sight of it. This was the first day to embark on a new journey. I just hoped that my journey would be smoother than before towards graduation. I shifted my course to Business Administration as this school only offered fewer subjects than the University of San Carlos. My dad advised was to take Business Administration as it was the focal point of the Keeper’s organization. The organization was fueled with money that came from various businesses earned and the said course should come in hand

"She secretly had junk food behind our backs. What will August do if she destroys her health?" "But beating her up is not the solution." During their argument, I grabbed a napkin to wipe off my blood, tears, and snot. Half an hour later, they reached a decision—I was to be grounded. The mere mention of it made my legs turn to jelly. Trembling, I felt warmth trickle down my legs. I had wet myself. "I'm sorry. I was wrong. I will never eat outside food anymore. Please don't ground me. Take my blood, however much you want. Just don't ground me…"

Pari let out a frustrated sigh with her mother's pleadings. Pari Deshmukh, a 26 year old IIMS graduate working for Tech Mahindra Pune as business analyst for the last 3 years. Born and brought up in Pune as the only daughter of Ajay Deshmukh and Shilpa Deshmukh, she is her family's pride. When she cracked the entrance for IIMS, everyone in her family praised her, but as per her good-looking and dumb cousins, she was nothing but a looser who tries to cover her ugliness with academics.