Question

write a short story with the help of given hints
kaushal called irresponsible by hos mother ,younger brother rehaan wants to play ,mother goes out ,brother injured himself ,kaushal takes care of hos brother ,mother is happy
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Answer 1

Explanation:

A girl, dirt accumulated on curly hair, dark circles around the eyes, nerves coming out of the skin on hands, thin like bamboo stick, black lips with white dots at the edges, was lying on the bed. Next morning she opens her eyes just to find that she was betrayed by her boyfriend. Last night drugs were still flowing through her blood. She gathered all her strength to stand up. She was so drugged that she couldn't open her eyes to face the fresh rays of run, as she set her foot outside the room. After exposing her eyes to bit of lighting inside room,she came out of the room and tried calling Andy.Andy made no response.

She rushed to the bathroom to take shower.Eyes were filled with water when she saw her face in mirror. She lost her beauty, charm. Black injection marks on her hands were killing her minds. She slipped slowly on the floor and started crying loud.

Answer 2

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