Anger and fear Quote by Neil D'Silva

“She knew exactly what kind of people were behind her, and what they were doing.”

— Neil D'Silva

“She hated herself. Why was she growing into this woman that scared her?”

— Neil D'Silva

“You don’t understand, child. Monsters will never show themselves as monsters. They will come hidden in various garbs. Sometimes they will look beautiful and…

— Neil D'Silva

“A wave of anger mixed with fear overcame her, the kind that made her armpits feel all clammy with sudden cold sweat. She recognized…

— Neil D'Silva

“The man was right behind her. It worried her to look, but she felt his grubby hand on her waist now. Crawling just like…

— Neil D'Silva

“why fear is described as creepy; it’s because when you are really, absolutely terrified, there’s this slow but undeniable sense that something’s creeping under…

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“I don’t want you to get excited, okay? But I have to tell you. There was this guy teasing her on the street. At…

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“She saw this frail man—her father—in a new light now. But more than that, she was relieved. Relieved that she was not being dumped…

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“What do you think? Am I a monster to give up my little girl to a grown man? Of course, this is not going…

— Neil D'Silva

“Renu, you believe in all the gods, but you don’t believe in the demons? How is that possible? Foolish girl, don’t you see? Gods…

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“From those fingers up, there was a transition brewing in her daughter, some kind of transformation.”

— Neil D'Silva

“She didn’t know what she was going on with her; such a benumbing feeling of senselessness had never overcome her before. Perhaps it was…

— Neil D'Silva