Potro Mormor

What is forbidden is often pleasurable. And so we like to peep into the love-letters of others! No need for such furtive key-hole efforts any longer! Here, in the novel Potromormor, are compiled more than hundred such letters of two lovers who had no reason whatsoever to meet each other. One, the girl, belonged to the hills, while the boy had never left the plains. This monumental incongruity was very much there in their social status as well. So their story is like that of the princess and the shepherd boy. Coincidents, galore, made their meeting possible. It is said of love that it makes friends out of strangers. These two were studying together when the bug of love bit them surreptitiously. So they had to talk, although during the first year of their studies they had not talked to each other more than a couple of times! What was hidden so far now came out into the open, and plunged them into deep trouble. The barriers before the two lovers were all but insurmountable. 

The girl was sent to the hills again, while the boy, who remained in the plains, kept on trying hard for a job. Will the bud of love wilt without the flower ever blooming? Cupid had other plans. He suggested that the two lovers build a bridge of letters between them,- and that's what they did for three long years. What happened after that? Well, well, well find that out for yourself, please!