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HALF MOON - Novels
by Pritpal Kaur
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English Moral Stories
Morning was heavy, hot and humid. Not too bad, but as hot as the first week of April in north India can be. Mehar was terribly tired and so was the whole family, which included her mother, husband, her twenty year old son and her five year old daughter. Covered in white sheet from head to toe, the dead body of her father Janab Singh lay on huge blocks of ice in the middle of the courtyard. His lean feet were visible, as she had always remembered them since her childhood days; long toenails with closely knit fingers, one of the nails blackened due to some injury he might have had during his childhood. She had never asked him about this blackened toe nail, but always looked at it and wondered what could have caused it.
HALF MOON This book is purely fictional in nature and all persons appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to any real person, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. © Pritpal Kaur (Author). All rights reserved. No part ...Read Morethis publication may be reproduced by any means, transmitted or translated into another language without the written permission of the author. CHAPTER1 Morning was heavy, hot and humid. Not too bad, but as hot as the first week of April in north India can be. Mehar was terribly tired and so was the whole family, which included her mother, husband,
HALF MOON CHAPTER- 2 Sitting there on the steps of the cremation ground, Mehar was looking at the burning pyre and listening t o the Ragis sin ging Shabad, celebrating the love of Almighty and His omnipresence everywhere – ...Read Morewho believe in Him do not
HALF MOON CHAPTER - 3 After dropping the bomb shell Rajinder went inside to tend to his evening schedule – to have a bath, change into a kurta pajama and after a cup of tea, to come to the ...Read Moreveranda where invariably some patients would be sitting and
HALF MOON CHAPTER - 4 Just after lunch around three in the afternoon when Surjit wanted to have her siesta in the comfort of a bed, Janab Singh insisted on starting the journey. He asked Surjit to take her ...Read Morenap in the car. It was a premier Padmini fitted with a little fan on the front console, but it was not very effective. Janab Singh had an air conditioner installed with the engine of the car, which made car a little noisy but provided some solace from the heat and dust. It was early eighties. Maruti had been launched
HALF MOON CHAPTER - 5 It was more than a week and there was no news from Mehar. Rajinder was not worried, he would seldom get worried but he wanted to know what was happening there. He knew he ...Read Morebeen too harsh on Mehar but he had no other way out. This woman was so headstrong, if he did not keep her under constraints she would be soon out of his hands. She had a high opinion about herself and her family and thought that what she or her parents said was correct. They tend to forget that this