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         <title>Memory Chain</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<p>I felt nostalgic. When I was younger, there was one Diwali that still stays with me. I was sitting quietly in a room, and everyone thought I was simply resting or daydreaming. But I had found a small bottle filled with powder. I started taking it out, slowly, watching it fall and spread across the floor.</p><p>The room gradually filled with powder, softly covering everything. I wasn’t making noise, just exploring, curious about how it looked and felt. When my parents walked in, they were surprised. They hadn’t expected this calm space to turn into a powder-covered scene.</p><p>For me, that moment wasn’t about mischief or trouble. It was about how silence can hold its own kind of story—one that’s quiet, gentle, and still remembered.</p>]]></description>
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