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    I Shall Wait for You
    I Shall Wait for You
    I Shall Wait for You
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    I Shall Wait for You

    By Hiranya Borah

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    It is a fictitious suspense story. It has no relation with any person, living or dead. If one finds any character similar to any person known to him/ her, it is purely a mere coincidence only.
    This is an ordinary love story with an extraordinary finishing page.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHiranya Borah
    Release dateAug 6, 2019
    ISBN9780463179154
    I Shall Wait for You
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    Hiranya Borah

    Born in a teachers' family in a village of Assam, a province of India, Borah started his journey of writing at a tender age of eleven. He published two novels in Assamese language and other fictional and non-fictional stories in Assamese periodicals during his college days. Then Borah almost stopped his literary activity for more than three decades. In the meantime he became a Gender specialist.However,so far, he has published more than one hundred and sixty five books on this platform in English and one book in Hindi within a span of five years. The books are on different topics like inspiration,romance and love, humour, ghosts, suspense thriller, children etc and those are written both in prose and poetry.Eight English and two Assamese books are also available in printed form. 2nd edition of his first book, 'Random Thoughts' is also in the public domain.

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      I Shall Wait for You - Hiranya Borah

      I Shall Wait for You

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      By Hiranya Borah

      Copyright 2019 Hiranya Borah

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      Preface

      It is a fictitious suspense story. It has no relation with any person, living or dead. If one finds any character similar to any person known to him/ her, it is purely a mere coincidence only.

      This is an ordinary love story with an extraordinary finishing page.

      I thank all my friends and relatives for their encouraging words on my writings. I am thankful to my core family members for their constant support in all my endeavours. My sincere thanks are always due for Smashwords for their support in publishing my ebooks on their platform.

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      Chapter I: Miss Attracts Always

      Kanak Barua is a young dynamic officer posted at Agartala, state capital of Tripura. It is a place well connected by flight with the rest of the large cities of India. But flight is always a mode of transport only for rich and upper middle class. Most of the poor people of the state were habituated to come to Dharma Nagar, the district HQs of East Tripura, a district bordering Assam to take a train covering more than fifty-sixty KM by bus on a hilly track. However, for people from Tripura that is a past story now. From the last two

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