They had all said that marriage was not an easy thing. It was a balancing act, and one which posed new difficulties as soon as you thought you had it all planned out. That was just before she got married, and now almost a decade had passed.Yes, it was quite a lot of what they said, but that was only part of it.
Truth be told, she was a happy woman now. She had a great love life, something women of her age could only dream about. Sometimes, more often than not, on weekdays, he took a day off from work and spent the whole day with her, ready to do her bidding. For instance, he was taking her shopping today, and when they returned, he had promised to cook lunch for her. And it was not even a weekend. Bliss.
They had a great time shopping, it was amazing how much of a help even a man could be in shopping, if he put his mind to it. And he was a great chef, that was a well proven fact. In fact, after she tasted his menu of the day, she asked him why he wouldn’t think of it as a career.Speaking of careers, her husband was a high profile corporate executive. He earned enough not to mind her frequent shopping trips. That reminded her, she’d have to leave now to get back by the time he returned from office. After all, she couldn’t allow such a great life to be disrupted by a suspicious husband.
Yes, they were right, married life was a balance, one that took quite some acting.
until next time, vows and woes
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Its a tough act man!!
Best of both worlds
the story reminded me of the first story from Dus Kahaniyan (without the ending of course), which was a rip off of a story by Roald Dahl.
Cute story.
Whatever works. big world.
>55 words!
Hahaha! quite interesting!
unusually cold! =/
whoaa. didn’t expect the twist at the end.
very ‘life in a metro’.
best of both worlds, hehehe!
stone:
MAAN: haha, yes
satchit: on the premise of cheating in marriage..yes
austere: yes, a larger picture
hey canary, long time
balu: what is?
aqua: that was the idea