Lappy Bana "Sautan"

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No woman can tolerate the fact that she has a “sautan” in her life and….that her husband loves the sautan more than his wife.
I didn’t realize it earlier and always felt very proud for being the only love in my husband’s life,
But……alas…..This wasn’t true……….

All my pride went away as soon as I realized that I do have a “sautan” in my life. Yes, my suspicion turned into reality when I saw my husband romancing her at 2 o’clock in the night.

I am hurt and angry at the same time that this slim shiny black beauty has stolen my husband from me. He loves her so much that he just doesn’t want it to go away from his sight even.

Would you like to know that who is she?
His LAPTOP aka lappy.

Not only this, just think of my sentiments when the words of comparison (me n his lappy) fell off to my ears.

On this Saturday morning, he had gone for a meeting. After returning, he said with a smiling face,” first time I went all alone. It’s either you or my lappy who always accompanies me.”

I was looking at him with a blank hanging face.

Comments

  1. Chandan KumarJuly 26, 2010 at 3:11 PM

    Very Serious Issue.

    But i think no one love this as a choice, its just an requirement....

    But say ur hubby to keep a proper distance in both the relations. As he dont carry u in the office, dont let him open the lappy at the home.

    He he he he.

    But still 2'0 Clock in the night, veryyyyy Serious issue.

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  2. Sudha Agarwal RungtaJuly 26, 2010 at 6:10 PM

    Correctly said Chandan...

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