"Puppy why do people marry?" asked Chinnu with lowered eyes.
"To produce little babies" I replied.
"But can't I just adopt and take care of them?"
"Of course you can, but who is going to take care of this baby?" I asked sliding my hands under the sheets and turning her nose with my index finger and a thumb.
"Won't you take care of me Puppy?" I smiled and remained silent. On not hearing a reply, she brought herself closer to me, scooped her head onto my chest and clutched me as if it were end of days.
True, lies and hump, is a tale of living denial, where travesty of young society meets its gradual renaissance. It portrays the raging storm in the heads of twenty-year olds and the confusion that they go through to endure the highs and lows of life. It is a tale of transformation of an arrogant and self-centric creature to a mature and mellowed down human being. It also gives an insight to one of the greatest corporate fraud that India has known, through the eyes of an employee.