Reva
looked at things scattered in the shop that opened in fifteen days. She wanted everything
to go well. After all, it was a new lease of life that she had almost snatched
from destiny after being duped into marriage to a psycho. Divorce was hard.
Even harder was the pressure of being independent. She wasn’t educated but was creative.
That’s what she decided to do. Use her talent for turning scrap and mundane
things into unusual and beautiful interior decoration pieces. Who would have
known that a hobby picked up randomly would be her bread and butter one day!
Written
for the photo prompt for this week's Friday Fictioneers
She had will power, which helped her in building new life. Very well written, Jyotsna. Enjoyed your story. :)
ReplyDeleteYep, she had it in her. Thanks for dropping by Vinitha :)
DeleteNice take on the picture, Jyotsna! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks dear :)
DeleteThat's the power of determination ... good story :-)
ReplyDeleteYep. Thanks dear :)
DeleteI love making trash into treasure. Thank you for writing my secret dream.
ReplyDeleteOh that's amazing. Glad you could connect with my story :)
DeleteInspiring story Jyotsna... This is the story of many winners...
ReplyDeleteTC! Keep smiling :)
Thanks Sindhu.. Yes, rightly said. You too keep smiling dear :)
DeleteShe had the will and determination.
ReplyDeleteYep she had it in her Usha Ma'am. Glad to have you here :)
DeleteWhen the going gets tough, then the tough get going. The will to breathe independently and not succumb to the psycho intrepidly eking a life. So, well portrayed Jyotsna. Good story here! And, it says a lot!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot. Glad you liked it so much :)
DeleteA wonderful saga of a determined woman..described so nicely with few words :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you Maniparna :)
DeleteRightly said.. I guess that's why it is said that anything learnt in life never goes waste !!
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