Three months after our wedding.
I was fortunate to make to the front page of the state business magazine of that year. I had humongous projects in hand. The big investors were finding my company the best to invest into. My business was booming. I was travelling the word. I was relaxed. I knew she was handling everything well.
She had certain expectations from me and our marriage. We shared a common space but never really lived in it. I was preoccupied with my work, while she spent the most of her time understanding household.
Little did I notice that she didn’t like America much. She was born and raised in a vibrant little town. She’d never been to a major city before. She had never been a fan of big cities or contemporary people. She asked me and Amma if she could start Kathak classes
