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Ahmed once asked “What is the significance of the red carpet? Why do only some people get it?" “Some say it is a sign of merit,” said his father, “but in Sardinia they lay it in the streets at New Year to stop the bottles of champagne breaking. Others say it is to keep the shoes of the famous clean, so they are not in the gutter like us. But even others say the red carpet symbolises the blood they have spilt to gain fame, or in the case of women, the lipstick they have used to allure men.”

What a fantastic idea from a fantastic lady. This promises to be both interesting and great fum.

“I am trying to set you free by speaking the truth.” “Is it possible?” “Yes!” .

For every choice we make in life, be it good or bad, there is a consequence. For Ava, she must decide whether to ignore her affection towards her friend Sam, or go against common sense while their lives move in different directions.

This chapter is in the view of Embyr Macfarlan. Embyr is on a search for adventure in her boring day to day life. She's sick of the city where everyone is trailing to work. She's even sick of her two guy friends, Liam and Cabott, whining about everything. She discovers her love for insanity in a shopping cart ride, and meets a mysterious man named Martin. Martin influences her to investigate her past. She pesters her mother, Vanessa, to tell her about her childhood. Rain is mentioned many

Saranya could not explain how she felt at that time when she could interact with her grandmother' soul. Though her granny left the world decades before, her soul yearned for the well-being of her only daughter. Saranya felt relieved and happy to see the invisibile bond that existed between them.