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Honey! The Treasure is all Mine. - a Short Story

Honey! The Treasure is all Mine. I use to wait after completing my slot. He has been allotted the next slot in the institute which served the type writing skills. I couldn't resist him ever since I watched him first. Generally I never show interest in flirt which few of my friends insisted on me often. However I slip away my determination and enjoy a secret pleasure with his little talk which has been more formal though, like ‘finished ah’.., ‘how's speed progress’,...etc... I’m certain that I have done enough to attract him. In return, he responds with a clandestine smile. He is so manly having grown to an average height of 5.8. Curly and short hair caps his smart physique. I haven't failed to notice the same curly on his chest, unfurl through the opening of his neck button. His choice of light coloured outfit added flavor to his wheatish complexion. Overall I’m thoroughly impressed with his build. Initially our rendezvous is more of an intra-personal which we ...
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Journalism

    Benefits of Working as a Freelance Writer      The Outline I.               Introduction to freelance writing A.    Dictionary Definition 1.     Explanation for freelance writing II.             Job Satisfaction in Freelance writing A.    Independence in working 1.     Professional Ethics 2.     Monetary benefits III.            Professional Autonomy A.    Freedom of choice 1.     Choice of subject 2.     Acquisition of Knowledge IV.           Stress Management A.    Self-evaluation 1.     Self-Motivation 2.     Goal-directed attitude 3.  ...
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A rebel protagonist against male injustice: with Special Reference to "The Binding Vine"

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A rebel protagonist against male injustice: Urmila is Shashi Deshpande’s first protagonist who decides to fight another woman’s battle. Urmila gets no support from her family members and when the hospital authorities decide to shift Kalpana to a suburban hospital, Urmila protests and decides to take the matter to the press, thinking that Kalpana might get justice. Urmila succeeds in stopping the transfer of Kalpana to another hospital Urmila’s friend Vanna and Inni mother, at home, are unable to understand her deep involvement with the girl. Vanna goes a step ahead and warns Urmila- “It’s none of our business”(171). (37). Urmila never hinders from the oppositions, she pursues the case and eventually reopens the case. The police are asked to present their new investigations. With the help of her, friend Malcolm, she presents Kalpana’s case in the press. This rape issue once again gains public attention and the Government orders a deep investigation. Soon af...
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