The rhythm of flipping pages. The scribble of her ballpoint pen. The gentle rustle of leaves in the breeze in her courtyard.
These were the sounds that made Seetha feel alive.
She sat on the veranda of her family's small, clay-walled home, knees tucked beneath her as she poured over a thick, worn-out biology textbook, i……
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