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Aathiyan found himself standing in the fog. He couldn’t guess where he was. And the breeze guided him to Kayanangai.
She’s standing at a distance and facing the other side.
“Kayanangai,” he called her and she turned to him, holding Arulvarman. She smiled and reached out her hands for him.
Aathiyan scurried there to hold her hand with a smile, and he felt a relief which he has never felt before like he has escaped from everything. The happiness he felt at that moment is unexplainable.
“At last, you are here,” she said. “What took you so long?”
“Forgive me, I won’t leave you ever again,” he promised.
“But you have already left us with the devil, have you forgotten?” Kayanangai asks. The truth struck him hard and they start to disappear from there as they don’t belong in this spirit world.
Aathiyan felt remorseful; it made him cry and the Devil’s la
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