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Her hands were shaking while lifting up the coffee cup from the dining table. She took a sip from her trembling lips and looked at him. “Is this the time for us to part ways?” He looked directly into her deep green eyes and tried to smile. He was tired from the fight last night and did not know what to say or even how to speak about it. She wiped the perspiration from her brows while he took some time munching on the sandwich. With one last gulp, he finished the coffee and without looking at her this time said, “I don’t know what else to say.” She smirked while a tear that was struggling to stay inside suddenly trickled down her cheek. She took her time wiping it and continued sipping coffee. “It’s not my fault,” he continued, “and neither is it yours. It’s the circumstances, that were not under our control. We tried our best to mend this relationship. We should have done this earlier. Not that it’s too late, but I don’t know if it’s the right time now. We ha

I have recently started teaching students of Mass Communication at a degree college. It’s my first experience as a teacher and believe me, sometimes I’m nervous while sometimes I’m confused as to what new should I teach them that they do not know already. But, overall it’s a wonderful experience at the end of the day. Every day I teach them something different and learn something different myself. Today, I asked my final year students to write something for me. After being reluctant for a few minutes, they all agreed to write and here I’m sharing the eleven write-ups that I got from them. I won’t say that they are awesome, mind blowing, or dull and drab… I just want to say that I’m happy that my students made an effort to write for me when I asked them. And I am really proud to share all these write-ups here on my blog. Personally, I would like to thank each one of you guys. Thank you all so much! 1. The most beautiful thing in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They mus