In the days that follow, he begins to remember things about Moushumi, images that come to him without warning while he is sitting at his desk at work, or during a meeting, or drifting off to sleep, or standing in the mornings under the shower. They are scenes he has carried within him, buried but intact, scenes he has never thought about or had reason to conjure up until now.
In the subsequent days, the protagonist finds himself flooded with memories of Moushumi that surface unexpectedly during various moments of his daily life. Whether at work, in meetings, or even while he unwinds, these memories emerge unbidden, catching him off guard.
These recollections are vividly detailed, revealing that they have remained hidden deep within him, untouched until circumstances prompted them to resurface. This process of remembrance signifies a deep emotional connection and reflects how past experiences can linger subtly in one's psyche, only to be recalled during seemingly mundane moments.
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