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'What's up?' I said, more to improve communication than the sight of her smudged eyes.
'Nothing,' she said in a broken voice.
A girl's 'nothing' usually means 'a lot'. Actually, it meant 'a lot and don't get me started'. I thought of a suitable response to a fake 'nothing'.
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'She told me last night she would SMS me in the morning. It is afternoon already, and she hasn't. She always does that.' She said.
'Why dont you SMS her instead?' I asked.
'I am not doing that. She said she would. And so she should, right?'
I looked at her blankly, unable to respond.
'She is in this hi-fi PR job, so she is too busy to type a line?'
I wished that woman would SMS her so we could start class.
'Next time I will tell her I have something really important to talk about and not call her for two days,' she said.
Some, I repeat only some girls, measure the strength of their friendship by the power of the emotionally manipulative games they could play with each other.
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Excerpts from Chetan Bhagats new - The 3 mistakes of my life.
I agree.
