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UBC Day 27 : Silence…

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Tring- Tring, the phone rang.

She willed it to stop ringing.

Unmindful of her turmoil, it continued to disrupt her inner peace as well as the silence of the room.

Thoughts of an impending harassment over a crank call were clouding her mind, when she heard him say, “No, I don’t want a credit card.”

This post is a part of Write Over the Weekend, an initiative for Indian Bloggers by BlogAdda.

34 Responses

  1. Fortunately, I don’t get any credit card selling/upgrading calls (any longer). BTW, why should the phone ring only in ‘Tring tring’ still? It can also ring like ‘Jadoo hai nashaa hai…’, no? 🙂

    Destination Infinity

    1. Rajesh is very creative not only in writing posts on his blog but also while commenting! 😀
      Thks, Dee 🙂

    1. The Tring Tring phones here have still not upgraded themselves to send the calls to a voice mail 😉 😛

  2. ah! tell me about them..these credit card wallahs! when im just about sinking my head into the pillow for a nap, tring tring goes the phone and shooting up goes my temper(sheesh! what kind of sentence is that!)

    1. Yeah, I chose the route of an anti-climax… providing a seemingly trivial solution to a significant conflict. 😛

  3. Those credit card calls are so irritating na?!!

    nice one for WOW. 🙂

    I keep getting calls for about being a showcase home for security systems!! 🙄

  4. I always get calls for credit cards, water filter maintainence, investment cos.Now I handle them very well. Loved your F-55. I haven’t written F-55.

    1. True, we always wonder who might be that regular crank caller and in some homes, these calls might be the reason for discord in the family, much to the oblivion of the caller.

  5. lol!!! I pick the phone listen the word “I am calling from XYZ Bank” and promptly say, “Not interested than you” and disconnect the call 😀

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