Every small town has someone everybody knows and nobody particularly enjoys arguing with. In a quiet town near Aluva, Kerala, that man was Varghese. He was fifty-eight, with a thick moustache, a permanently serious expression and faded shirts that always carried traces of engine oil. His automobile workshop stood beside Rajan’s tea shop. The neighbourhood …
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