I think I should have done this post in the
very beginning as it's actually explains why I'm here in India.
It started in the spring a little more than two years ago, when I
was still doing my graduation in Moscow, Russia. I was using well known social network to
keep in touch with my cousins, who all live abroad. I had already enough people
in my friend list when I got one more friend request which I accepted. One
click changed whole my life later.
The friend whom I added was a boy
from India. We began exchanging messages. A long line, or better, column of our
chatting then followed. The boy was very communicative and wanted to know more
about me. He used to call me “Friend” in
all our talks, I in turn was not sounding very interested in our conversations,
that time I was too occupied with my diploma project and state examination.
Once, when we were chatting for almost one month, I deleted him
from a friend list. I had a reason which appeared to be so silly later on. Some
voice inside me said that time: "Come on, send him a friend request back.
May be you offended him with your sudden decision". I followed the advice
my inner voice gave. I guess that The Indian boy listened to his inner voice too
when he accepted my request, though this situation could put an end to our
then-friendship.
When my graduation was done and I had a diploma in
my hands, I could dedicate more time to our talks, and indeed, we started
having longer chats filled with cheerful, happy messages, with smiles
representing our moods. We got to know a lot more about each other.
He asked my mobile number and called me once. That was I guess the first
time I was talking to someone over the phone in English. As far as I remember
that day I couldn't say much because my heart started beating so vigorously
when I got a call. I said the boy about it, he was surprised. After that he
kept calling me for a few more times, sometimes when I was in the company of my
friends and I wasn’t comfortable to talk in front of them.
I became really crazy for him so much that I
started learning Hindi language, I didn't
really know for what purpose, but I was doing it with so much passion which I
could never expect from myself.