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"You know, it's good to let your emotions out sometimes. Bottling it up would only make them harm you even more." Siya said as she sat down, against the banyan tree while I was eating the dinner, Siya had brought.
I was stunned to see Siya sitting against the Banyan tree instead of leaving me, like she always did after giving me the food. But what really was troubling was her sitting on the ground as I sat on the cot. If it was anyone else sitting on the ground, it wouldn't have troubled me as much as Siya sitting below me did. Siya wasn't just anybody in my life. She was someone I was growing used to. As annoying she was, she soothed me in way nobody ever did.
"What do you want me to do? Narrate you my life stories and miseries? Cry to you about how unfair this foreign ru
