Sameer sat down on the chair and put the mask over his head. He had heard about these machines Dream Makers they were called. He closed his eyes and imagined a girl, her hair was brown and eyes were large, her lips luscious and her body curvy. He began to move in the chair with the anticipation and the technician said ‘Stay still, she is nearly ready for you.’ He heard a noise and the technician took the mask off, and said to him ‘can I have your retina identification’. Sameer put his eye close to the hand held machine the technician was holding. She’s all ready for you, that’s all done, all I need is a name’ said the technician. A name? Sameer hadn’t even thought of that, what was he going to call her…… Yes, he thought Pooja. The large pod stood in front of him, it was oval shaped and blue in colour. The door opened and there was she Pooja just as he had imagined her. ‘You can take her now Mr Rangula’ the technician said. ...
My name is Tavinder Kaur New and I am short story writer, who lives in Dagenham Essex UK. I write different genres and they have a morality tale. In my spare time I do Zumba, chaplaincy visiting patients in the wards and I also work part time.