From Chasing To Choosing: Still serious about life—just not all the time

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One quiet afternoon, I sat alone in a college canteen, a steaming cup of coffee in my hands, watching the world pass by — students, teachers, strangers — all weaving in and out like stories in motion.

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One quiet afternoon, I sat alone in a college canteen,
a steaming cup of coffee in my hands,
watching the world pass by —
students, teachers, strangers —
all weaving in and out like stories in motion.
From the corner of my ear,
a small slice of life slipped in —
a group of students, gathered close,
their words heavy with the weight of their hearts.
“I’m so tired of this,” sighed one.
“I’m stressed… what should I do?” murmured another.
“Yaar, can we skip this world?” whispered a third.
“I wish I could change everything,” said one more.
And then, like a breeze cutting through thick clouds,
a voice rose — playful, warm, and light:
“Arre yaar, just chill! Kyu upset ho rahe ho?
Chalo kuch khate hain — party meri taraf se!”
Suddenly, the air shifted.
Laughter bloomed like spring after a long winter,
faces softened, eyes sparkled,
and the conversation turned to snacks, jokes,
and what to order next.
Their sadness hadn’t been solved,
their situations hadn’t changed,
yet the room itself felt brighter,
as if someone had opened a window
and let the sun pour in.
In that small moment,
I witnessed something beautiful —
how quickly sorrow can dissolve into joy
when a single spark of light enters.
Happiness isn’t far away;
it lingers like a secret just around the corner,
waiting to be noticed, waiting to be shared.
Sometimes all it takes
is a laugh, a friend,
or a small “chill pill” of kindness
to shift the entire mood of a moment —
and suddenly, smiles are everywhere.

Book Details

Available Format

Paperback

ISBN

9789374264386

Language

English

Page Count

128

Published Year

2026

Size

5×8 in

Author

Dr Priyanka Verma

Publisher

OrangeBooks Publication

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