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The return of innocence

Ramya was a young girl with bright eyes, curly hair, and a heart full of innocence. She lived in a small town surrounded by fields and farms, but her heart was filled with curiosity and a desire to explore the world. One day, while playing in the park, Ramya met a boy named Raghava. Raghava was also a child full of innocence and curiosity, and the two quickly became friends.

They would spend their days exploring the town, playing in the fields, and sharing stories of their dreams and aspirations. They laughed, danced, and never lost their sense of wonder and adventure.

Years passed, and Ramya and Raghava grew older. They went their separate ways, lost touch, and eventually forgot about their childhood memories.

As Ramya approached her twilight years, she felt alone and regretful. She had lived a life full of success and accomplishment but lost something along the way – her sense of innocence and wonder.

One day, while sitting in the park, Ramya saw a group of children playing and laughing. Suddenly, she was transported back to her childhood, and she felt the joy and innocence she had lost so long ago.

Then, she saw a familiar face – it was Raghava, who had also returned to their childhood town. They recognized each other immediately, and the memories flooded back.

Ramya and Raghava spent their remaining years together, rediscovering the joy of friendship and childhood innocence. They explored the town again, laughed, danced, and shared stories of their dreams and aspirations.

As they grew older, Ramya and Raghava never lost their sense of wonder and adventure and remained friends until the end.

And when Ramya passed away, she did so with a smile on her face, knowing that she had rediscovered the innocence and joy of childhood once again.

–Mani

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