Vasu Vasu


February 9, 2025

Hi Vasu,

I was surprised to get your call today. Thank you for the ₹5,000, but I returned it. I used to think I had every right to accept your help when we were together. Now, I don't feel I deserve it. I am sorry for disconnecting your call.

I'm sharing my feelings in this blog, not asking for your help.

I didn't want to answer your call because I knew what you would say. I was right. You don't want to come back. That's your choice. I still believe you're the only person for me, my soulmate..15 years of our relationship is not infactualtion feelings.

I know I'm currently unemployed and have nothing. But I will find a job or do something to earn money. I'll do my best. You might not believe me, you may laugh on my words, but I will succeed. 

Your absence in my life unbearable to me.

Happy Chocolate Day, Vasu! Since I'm diabetic, sugar is like poison to me.




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