Janhavi Pandurangi

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I quickly scanned him—medium height, strong built, tanned to a chocolate brown presumably due to the strong sun, a machete tucked snugly into his waist belt, bearing a serious demeanour—and offered my muddy hand to shake, expecting to be shown my room so I could wash away the muck on my bum and bags. Instead, in a husky voice, he asked, quieres chocolate? Do you want chocolate?
The Shooting Star: A Girl, Her Backpack and the World
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