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Arvind notices Meena first. He finds her watering plants, her saree pallu soaked by the rain. He does not flirt; instead, he asks her about the rare orchids she grows. Their conversations begin—over the fence, about flowers, about books, about the sound of the rain. Meena stays with her husband, but she is changed
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