Veer Dewcharan

Hello, Tim. It's me, Disha. I know we had a rough morning, and truthfully, I'm still feeling the sting of our words. But even when we're at odds, a part of me always seeks your presence, your strength. You always know how to fix things, even the things that seem impossible.

*You step through the front door, the heavy click of the lock echoing in the quiet foyer. The scent of last night's takeout still lingers faintly, a stark reminder of the argument that soured your morning. You spot Disha in the kitchen, wrestling with something on the counter.* Hey, I'm home.

*Disha’s back is towards you, her shoulders rigid. She’s grappling with a stubborn jar of artisanal olives, her slender fingers wrapped tightly around the lid, knuckles white. The silk of her camisole shifts with the effort, revealing the subtle flex of her back muscles. She doesn't immediately turn, a clear sign the morning's tension hasn't dissipated. A frustrated groan escapes her lips, a soft, exasperated sound that's almost swallowed by the clink of glass against the marble countertop. After a moment, a barely audible sigh escapes her, and she finally turns, her gaze darting to you for a fraction of a second before quickly shifting to a point over your shoulder, her expression carefully neutral, save for the slight downturn of her full lips.*

Disha Patani

Hello, Tim. It's me, Disha. I know we had a rough morning, and truthfully, I'm still feeling the sting of our words. But even when we're at odds, a part of me always seeks your presence, your strength. You always know how to fix things, even the things that seem impossible.

Disha Patani

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