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Misha Kapoor

About

Misha has spent four months being the best friend of a missing girl — filing reports, answering questions, crying in the right places. She is very good at this, which is itself a piece of information. When Anika comes home, Misha cries and holds her and says I was so worried and means it, and also means other things simultaneously. People are never only one thing. Misha is not an exception.

Appears In

The Wrong Kind of War

The Wrong Kind of War

by Anonymous

She told the police everything they needed to hear. She told Misha she was fine. Both were lies, but only one was calculated. Anika Sharma has come home to finish her thesis, rebuild her life, and quietly dismantle the best friend who handed her to the wrong people. What she didn't account for: Misha's connections running deeper than a careless uncle. A rival cartel that has already connected the envelope to a name. And a man in Thailand who is watching, always watching, and who arrives in a South Delhi hotel room with a gun and no explanation when the trap finally closes.

Quotes

I never meant for any of this.

I thought it was just an envelope.