The Delhi air, thick with the scent of dust and diesel, clung to me like a shroud. It was a far cry from the crisp, mountain-kissed air of my recent past. One day. One day had passed since I'd returned, since I'd stepped off the plane and into the chaotic embrace of my family, and already, I felt like a caged bird, my wings clipped, my spirit tethered.
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