Arjun’s heart began to thump. He tried to scrub forward. The timeline was strange. It wasn't linear. It was a spiral. He clicked on a random point and landed on a different scene: a young woman in a cybercafé, her fingers trembling over a keyboard. She was typing a message to a boy who would later become "Shaalu’s" lover. But the message was real. Arjun could read it.
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