Same person, many coincidences
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This guy I happened to meet by chance, at my friend's birthday! We have bumped into each other, so many times — at different locations, timings. I get to know that my co-worker's sister is his sister's best friend. Or his sister was also a client at one point, at a place I worked.
There was one, when I simply thought of him, and the next thing I see is him walking towards me in the same lane. I happen to forget my tickets, wherein I had to go back to my work place. I get off at the next station, and find who? Him! Out of no where.
I sit on a bus--bus halts, waiting for the signal to turn green. I am looking outside, fascinated by some random hotel logo on a roof, and when I look down, who do I see? Him walking out of a pizza joint!
There have been many coincidences. But the person is just one!
Date submitted:Tue, 04 Mar 2014 20:05:36 +0000Coincidence ID:7485
