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dark (k)night
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The car sped through the dark night, it's headlights flashing, warning any incoming vehicle . Mohneesh was in a hurry; he needed to be at the hospital before midnight. His wife is going to deliver their first child. Raindrops have started pouring even with the wipers on, he couldn't see properly. Suddenly he hit a horse. Horse! did he see it right?! It does not matter; he hit an animal with his car, and now animal rights activists are after him. He stopped the car and started searching for the.. horse!! There was nothing, but a trail of blood. It lead down to the jungle. He thought is it needed for me to go down there? If I see a wounded horse can I cary it to the vets? No!
Then what am i doing here, i should be with my wife. But then he remembered his wife was a animal rights activist, even if no one else his wife will definitely kill him. So, he went straight into the jungle.
Following the trail, he came across a waterfall with milky white water that would make even pearls shy. The shores greener than any artificial gardens these days, the water flowing so crystal clear - like glass. Mohneesh wanted to sit here and never go home. But, he couldnt he has to reach somewhere and also help a dying.. Horse?! So he went ahead and the jungle started becoming an forest, with every step it got thicker and darker. From a distance he could hear a animal crying in pain. He immediately stepped on that way. From a distance he saw a animal but it was small and preferably not a horse but a dog. He came further close, he thought the rain must have messed up his judgment of proportions, it was a small black dog. A complete black labradour. So black it's fir shining in the moonlight , and that too near the jungle. It was still raining and he grabbed the dog and started going back, a small animal like this can be aided and doesn't he also have a first aid kit in his car! So he carried the dog to the car and did the first aid, helped him drink some water as well. He restarted the car and started driving. The rain has...
The car sped through the dark night, it's headlights flashing, warning any incoming vehicle . Mohneesh was in a hurry; he needed to be at the hospital before midnight. His wife is going to deliver their first child. Raindrops have started pouring even with the wipers on, he couldn't see properly. Suddenly he hit a horse. Horse! did he see it right?! It does not matter; he hit an animal with his car, and now animal rights activists are after him. He stopped the car and started searching for the.. horse!! There was nothing, but a trail of blood. It lead down to the jungle. He thought is it needed for me to go down there? If I see a wounded horse can I cary it to the vets? No!
Then what am i doing here, i should be with my wife. But then he remembered his wife was a animal rights activist, even if no one else his wife will definitely kill him. So, he went straight into the jungle.
Following the trail, he came across a waterfall with milky white water that would make even pearls shy. The shores greener than any artificial gardens these days, the water flowing so crystal clear - like glass. Mohneesh wanted to sit here and never go home. But, he couldnt he has to reach somewhere and also help a dying.. Horse?! So he went ahead and the jungle started becoming an forest, with every step it got thicker and darker. From a distance he could hear a animal crying in pain. He immediately stepped on that way. From a distance he saw a animal but it was small and preferably not a horse but a dog. He came further close, he thought the rain must have messed up his judgment of proportions, it was a small black dog. A complete black labradour. So black it's fir shining in the moonlight , and that too near the jungle. It was still raining and he grabbed the dog and started going back, a small animal like this can be aided and doesn't he also have a first aid kit in his car! So he carried the dog to the car and did the first aid, helped him drink some water as well. He restarted the car and started driving. The rain has...
