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“Beta, you’re awake,” Amma said, not looking up from the stone grinder. Her wrists moved in a rhythm older than the city outside. “The haldi is for your stomach. City food has poisoned your pitta .”

The sound didn't just vibrate in the air. It vibrated in her molars. In her sternum.

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Mira’s alarm didn’t buzz. It sang—a discordant, mechanical chirp that felt like a lie against the pre-dawn ragas of the shehnai floating from the temple loudspeaker. She silenced it and lay still, the weight of her Mumbai life—the targets, the Zoom calls, the salted caramel cold brew—pressing down on her chest.

She looked down at her own hands. They were shaking. But not from caffeine or anxiety. “Beta, you’re awake,” Amma said, not looking up

And she realised: she hadn't come home to escape her life. She had come home to remember how to live it. Not faster. Not smarter. But with the same patience as a mud stove. The same devotion as a brass lotah . The same fierce, fragrant tenderness as a single saffron thread saved for a day that might never come.

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At 9 AM, the puja room filled. The sandalwood smoke was a physical thing, winding around the silver idols. Mira stood beside her mother, the brass bell in her hand. She hadn't rung a temple bell in seven years.