One of my close friends, Rajesh, recently had to break up with his girlfriend, and, in an extraordinary way, it affected my love life.
Rajesh and I were childhood friends, entering and exiting our rebellious teenage years together, and were similarly placed in the threshold of adulthood when the most singular incident happened.
Rajesh was typical in the sense that he was overtly romantic, sentimental, and at the same time practical and a bit shrewd; this mixture, as the readers will agree, is rare among men. He was not traditionally handsome, but with slightly curly hair, beautiful eyes and with two cute dimples when he smiled, he looked attractive.
However, the most amazing ability he possessed, at least quite recently, was that he never took the first initiative of ending a bad relationship. He would hang in there until the relationship runs its natural course to death. Systematically ignoring and strategically upsetting little by little, he once said was the secret to make the girl break up with him in an unwanted relationship.
Recently, these tactics were being practiced on a girl named Jeny. She had a charming face, her dark eyes brought with it all the romantic promises of distant dreams, her brown skin radiated like honey shining under the caressing rays of the sun, and her slender body could make any man’s heart go wild with a desire of unknown passions. She was my secret crush in the school, and I liked her tremendously even when my friend was ignoring her.......
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