'Through His Eyes' by Ruchira Khanna ~ Spotlight

Through his Eyes: A Short Story

Genre: Contemporary Drama

Blurb: Meera Bhatt's upbringing had been outsourced ever since she was born. Through his Eyes is a narration of her journey from a toddler to an adult. She reflects on how her helper taught her to distinguish between right and wrong without speaking a single word.

Did she get lost in translation amidst his guidance?
Or did she find her way out to be a mature young adult?

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'Through His Eyes' is a lovely, emotional short story.

Fluently narrated, it brings out the best side of the human nature and relationships.

A beautiful short story that takes the readers through a sea of emotions. The author reminds us that relationships can be so precious and beautiful even if the connection is not by blood.

This short story is sweet and loving with a very beautiful message.

About the Author

A Biochemist turned writer who gathers inspiration from the society where she writes about issues that stalk the mind of the man via tales of fiction. She projects the mental growth of her characters thus, making her readers tag her work as, "Books that make you ponder!"

She blogs at Abracabadra which has been featured as "Top Blog" for three years. Many of her write-ups have been published on LifeHack, HubPages to name a few.

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