“Guru, I can understand why you were riding so rashly, but why didn’t you wear the helmet. You are on the way to meet your mom and don’t meet her with big bandages around your head. Where is your helmet?” asked the constable.
He pulled it from his bag and showed it up to the constable. The traffic constable asked him to wear it and then leave. With full enthusiasm, the young guy put his helmet on and also pushed us inside his back jeans pocket.
While we were being pushed inside his tight jeans, I heard the constable talking to his senior officer “Poor guy, seems his mom is ill…..”
He was playing a song, Timberland-come around by MIA, in his mobile. His mobile was also in the same pocket with the purse. The rhythm of the song matched with our jerks over the seat. I really wanted to enjoy the bike ride but the jumps and jerks broke my boneless body into pieces. I wanted to jump out of his purse and fly somewhere on the road and settle down in dust. Even that would have been a great experience.
All of a sudden, I experienced a severe vibration all over us. With a “Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr….Grrrrrrrrrrr….Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr” vibration, someone was calling him through his mobile. We were experiencing an earth quake inside the purse.
I expected him to slowdown the bike and receive the call, but his hands free cable sent him the caller’s voice. He was still riding the bike, when he received the call.
“Hi Jaan…”
“………………..”
“Yeah I know…..”
“………………..”
“I’ll be there in 10 mins…”
“………………..”
“I am on the way da…………”
“………………..”
“I’ll reach there and tell you na…..Suno….suno….”
He was silent after that and the song started playing again. I understood that he has cut the phone call. Within a second I realized the speed on which we were going doubled.......to be continued