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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

    The author was a government servant and is a man of vivid experiences derived from his official postings across the country, travels across India and numerous visits outside India. He is presently staying in the NCR. He has published more than 190 eBooks and has published 18 English & 2 Assamese books in print so far. Apart from writing books, he is also a motivational speaker for the youngsters. The highpoint on his literary career came when after receiving a copy of his book, 'Chandraprabha: The Iron Lady of Assam', the Hon'ble PM of India had tweeted from his personal tweeter handle about the book and which was re-tweeted by around 4000 viewers within hours of his tweeting.

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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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